Web design inspiration

@umehchinonso01

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Why it worked

The video provides highly specific and actionable resources for web designers, addressing a common pain point of creative block and saving time. The clear presentation of multiple curated websites with distinct focuses makes it valuable and easily shareable.

Summary

The video showcases four websites that offer design inspiration for web designers: saaslandingpage.com for SaaS websites, unsection.com for specific section designs, footer.design for footer inspiration, and lapa.ninja for a wide range of design categories. The creator emphasizes using these resources regularly to improve design skills.

Structure

1Introduction to design inspiration websites
2Showcasing saaslandingpage.com
3Showcasing unsection.com
4Showcasing footer.design
5Showcasing lapa.ninja
6Concluding tip on using inspiration sites

Product placement

Framer: ACTS - The creator mentions using it before designing. Removing it would change the context of the design process mentioned. saaslandingpage.com: ACTS - The website is shown and discussed as a resource for web design inspiration. Removing it would remove the resource being presented. unsection.com: ACTS - The website is shown and discussed as a resource for testimonial section design inspiration. Removing it would remove the resource being presented. footer.design: ACTS - The website is shown and discussed as a resource for footer design inspiration. Removing it would remove the resource being presented. lapa.ninja: ACTS - The website is shown and discussed as a resource for various design inspiration categories. Removing it would remove the resource being presented.

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If you’re a web designer, these web design inspiration sites will save you time and creative stress. I use them before touching @Framer #webdesign #designers #framer #webdesigninspiration

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Transcript

Before I start any design project, before I even touch Figma, I always visit these four websites for inspiration. The first one is saaslandingpage.com. This site is strictly for SaaS websites. Everything here is high quality and well-curated. You can filter by sections like landing page, pricing, about us, features, blog, testimonials, FAQ, and contact us, which makes it really useful when you're designing any product or SaaS website. The next one is onsection.com. This one is basically a large library of section design inspiration. Whenever I'm stuck on a specific section, maybe pricing, testimonials, whatever it is, I come here, filter the section I need and get layout ideas that I can use in my own project very fast. The third one I use is footer.design. Footers are easy to ignore, but sometimes you don't want the regular boring footer. This site shows you different footer styles with better layouts, typographic and even color ideas that you can use in your own project. And lastly, lapa.ninja. This one is an all-rounder. You can find inspiration for SaaS, portfolio, e-commerce, product, dev tools, finance, creative, art, bentogrid, news, music, book, fashion, food & drinks, marketplace, freelance, CMS, business, studio, technology, AI, design, fintech, marketing, typography, isometric, magazine, game, social media, beauty, travel, real estate, lifestyle, insurance, mail, architecture, bot, NFT, miscellaneous, minimal, web3, corporate, app, no-code, crypto, ventures, illustration, gradient, retro style, entertainment, education, community, furniture & interiors, and miscellaneous. You can filter by category, color, platform, or even year if you want to see more recent designs. These are my four good-to-size before I design anything in Framer. Quick pro tip: Don't only visit these sites when you're about to design. Scroll through them randomly, train your eyes and see designs you like. That alone will improve your design sense over time. I'll see you on the next one.