46 Best Webstudio Website Examples - Page 2
This dog training site sells breed-specific courses by anchoring the hero to "Training Siberian Husky in harmony and happiness" with a portrait photo.
This esthetician site pairs a watercolor lavender gradient with a portrait bleed, positioning the practitioner's face as the primary visual asset.
This web developer portfolio uses a neon lime background with heavy display typography and floating project cards scattered across a dark container.
This freelance designer portfolio uses bracketed naming conventions throughout—"[MATHEUS_BITENCOURT]" and "[PROJECTS]"—as a structural design move rather than decoration.
This no-code designer portfolio uses mint-green status indicators and two-column card grids to showcase Webflow projects alongside client work.
This freelance designer portfolio opens with "Hey, ich bin Julian 👋" and showcases tools via rounded logo cards instead of listing capabilities.
AI Gen Video
This developer tools site aggregates multiple AI video APIs under "3X Cheaper, Easier and Robust" with code examples showing the unified endpoint.
This product designer portfolio uses hand-drawn yellow swooshes and soft organic blob shapes to humanize a minimal, serif-led layout.
This website builder site argues "Other platforms are stuck in 2015" while showing its UI with CMS integrations and a comparison of class management approaches.
This product designer portfolio uses an asymmetric photo grid mixing speaking engagements and headshots to signal thought leadership alongside "Designing Solutions. Driving Strategy."
This productivity launcher site uses rainbow gradients on key words—"Supercharged" and "installed"—against pure black backgrounds with minimal spacing.
This no-code filtering tool site opens with "Elevate your no-code website" and uses mint-green accents against near-black to emphasize developer utility over aesthetics.
This AI architecture rendering SaaS site organizes features as three-column cards with orange action badges and stacked architectural imagery below the fold.
This commercial real estate site leads with "5 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN KANNAPOLIS" and pairs serif headlines with construction photos showing raw wood-framed interiors.
The Micro Project Maestros
This consulting agency site introduces itself as "The Micro Project Maestros" and organizes three case studies in a pastel card grid, each with distinct background colors and dark screenshot thumbnails.
