Good Web Design

Reference the best landing page design patterns

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Reference the best landing page design patterns

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Good Web Design curates and organizes the best landing pages. Reference specific design elements like hero sections, feature highlights, testimonials, and more.

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Hey, thanks for sharing this tool! Really useful for comparing design elements. Just a quick question for you - there's already a lot of gallery websites out there such as land-book.com. Can you tell me a bit about what makes goodweb.design different?

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9yr ago

Maker

👋 @vht. Good point! There are tons of great sites out there saving great sites, but as a designer, I've always wanted something with more granular filtering. When I need to reference something, it's often because I'm stuck on a specific thing like "how do I best show this feature" or "what is the most compelling hero image". In these cases, it helps to be able to see horizontally across many sites for specific examples of the section I'm designing for. Hopefully, this resonates with some of people here.

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9yr ago

Design Engineer

Already bookmarked. This well thought out resource maps so precisely to my current design process, I'm dumping my current file structure and inspiration folders to use GWD. The ideal workflow I'm planning with GWD is to open a fresh Sketch or Photoshop file and drag-n-drop elements directly onto the canvas. One can quickly amass 5 iterations of a landing page without having to lay down a single box! Personal opinion: I believe the hero element is still worth spending time to make unique (and add simple animations too)! In terms of feedback: 1) Variable options: The current curation feels a little bit homogenous particularly in the Footer section (which is my favorite element to design). As an inspirational resource, I would aim for uniqueness as well as acknowledging the importance of "trustworthy" tech company design (ala Gusto, Stripe, Wealthfront, etc). 2) Soliciting for a few more sections. I've observed a noticeable trend of a binary section, meaning two-up, 50:50, or a pre-cta section. It's easier to show then explain:

Additionally, I'd love to see an open ended section: company timelines, animations of customers across the globe, etc. 3) Ability to save. I already imagine this is on the roadmap, but yea I'd love to customize my own set of sections to reference later on. All that said, if you are able to build on this launch, I can imagine this being a seminal resource for future design work particularly with the discretized nature of the product. Can't wait to see what you all continue to push!!

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9yr ago

Maker

Thanks @moeamaya for the incredibly kind words. The use case you outline is the exact one we were thinking of when building GWD. Quick early ideations using other people's design as building blocks is a really great way to explore lots of different directions. Also, I hear ya on the homogeneity of the curation. Next batch of content will be addressing this!

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9yr ago

Maker

Hey all! I'm one of the makers of Good Web Design. 👋 We made this little reference to solve our own problem as designers and product builders. We often found ourselves working on a specific part of a website and wanted a way to quickly reference what the best companies are doing for a similar section. If we were working on a hero section, we wanted to see a comprehensive and easy to scan list of all the best hero sections. Hope you guys find this useful! Love to get your feedback 📢

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9yr ago

Already bookmarked this- super helpful.

Pros:

Helpful filtering - more so than other collection and inspiration sites

Cons:

More filters! and more examples beyond product landing pages

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9yr ago

Great resource - will save me lots of time in comparative research when putting together layouts.

Pros:

Awesome! Just what I wanted - like Pttrns for web!

Cons:

More filters, infinite scroll, and favoriting!

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9yr ago

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