I was many times in a situation when I needed a miracle to complete my gig. And the websites in this list have never failed to pull through for me.
I am not arranging these in any particular order. But, I feel every website in this list has something unique to offer.
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While Pinterest might not be best known to give web design inspiration, at the end of the day all it has are Pins. And what do Web Designers pin, web designs ofcourse.
siteInspire
siteInspire I feel is unique with its tagging system. Most of the time I was stuck with a need for new/unique/tangy way to showcase things like Portfolio, Forms, Navigations etc.,. This is exactly where siteInspire comes to the rescue.
CSS Nectar
CSS Nectar is pure quality. While the collection on the website is small, the quality is great and it is reviewed by a lot of people and also graded in various categories.
Awwwards
Listing in Awwwards is an Award for a website for its awesomeness and uniqueness among its peers. A lot of people submit their website design applications on the website and those websites are public to us viewers.
Behance
Last but the best of them all, Behance is where I find some of the most awesome and extensive design case studies. If you are trying to build your design portfolio, start doing it on Behance. Because if you have a great portfolio on Behance, it may increase your chances of getting hired.
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Top comments (3)
Hello readers,
I would like to entertain some discussion regarding the list. I would also like to hear if you have any new entries for the list from your personal experience.
Also checkout my latest post :
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Medam Mahesh γ» Jun 22 γ» 1 min read
Check out LandingFolio, and I always fall back on Dribbble. These are my top two!
I am not familiar with LandingFolio.
Thanks for sharing, Matthew Rebehn