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10 eCommerce Trends of 2023

October 25, 2023 by The Line25 Team

In 2023 eCommerce will continue to evolve and become more sophisticated. As a result, new features and capabilities will be added to provide users with a more seamless and … Read More →

Example of Website with White Background: Wikipedia

20 Pure Websites with Clean White Backgrounds

June 29, 2023 by The Line25 Team

Whenever we start work designing a website one of the first things we always do is throw a bunch of colors and textures onto the canvas, but sometimes a … Read More →

Creative Examples of Intro Videos in Web Design

June 10, 2023June 10, 2023 by The Line25 Team

Remember when websites used to feature Flash intro videos as part of a splash page? These days video use in Web Design is much more creative (and UX friendly!) … Read More →

20 Black and White WordPress Themes & Website Designs

January 3, 2020November 28, 2017 by The Line25 Team

We’ve seen full-screen images becoming more and more popular in web design, but one trend that really stood out to me is the use of black and white photography in some designs. Black and white images have always conveyed more emotion than a full-color photo, and that continues when it’s implemented into the header or background of a website design.

30 Websites That Greet You with a Full Screen Photo

December 31, 2019November 11, 2017 by The Line25 Team

We’ve all heard the saying a picture is worth a thousand words, well that notion is certainly true with today’s showcase of website designs. These sites greet the user with a huge full-screen photo which not only introduces the site and sets the scene, it can also create an emotional connection with the viewer to attract their attention. Check out this collection of 30 fantastic website designs which all feature a minimal landing page with little content other than beautiful photography.

20+ Web Designs with Subtle Grain Texture Backgrounds

December 31, 2019November 10, 2017 by The Line25 Team

While minimal flat style designs are the current hot trend, some designers are eliminating solid blocks of color from their designs with the use of subtle textures. The use of grainy textures really helps give a design a tactile appearance and fits perfectly with designs using an old school or retro style. This post showcases some great websites which are perfect examples of grain texture use. These sites don’t take texturing to the extreme, but the grainy backgrounds really help add subtle details to the design.

25 Websites Featuring Cool Hand Drawn Illustrations

December 27, 2019October 21, 2017 by The Line25 Team

In this digital age of clean and crisp lines, there’s nothing better than seeing hand-drawn illustrations in the designs of websites and interfaces. Hand drawn doodles and sketches really help inject character and personality into a design, and give a fun and friendly appearance to the overall website.

20 Tasty Website Designs from the Food Industry

October 20, 2017 by The Line25 Team

It’s always interesting to browse different styles of website designs from other industries. We’ve seen large images used in web design before, but the food industry in particular really whets your appetite with enticing photos of delicious meals. These images clearly introduce the nature of the site and make an immediate connection to the hungry viewer. Check out this showcase of 20 tasty website designs for restaurants and services in the food industry. Now, who’s hungry?!

25 Fun Web Designs Featuring Creative Illustrations

December 23, 2019October 16, 2017 by The Line25 Team

Photography is often used to set the mood in a website design, but illustrations are what really add character to a site. Today’s web design showcase features 25 fun web designs that all boast colorful and bold illustration work in various styles, including flat landscapes, cute characters, and detailed cartoons.

Hand Drawn Typography: Web Design Trend Showcase

December 31, 2019October 14, 2017 by The Line25 Team

A website design is the last kind of project you would expect a designer to use pencils, pens & paintbrushes. Typically website designs are digital creations made from CSS code and web fonts, but designers still make use of handcrafted elements to add character to their designs.