Web design inspiration sites. The galleries designers actually keep open in tabs, and what each one is best at. Arche is one of them; this is the map we wish we had.

Where Arche fits

Arche is small on purpose: 451 sites (181 landing pages, 96 personal portfolios, 174 studio portfolios) picked from a designer’s own bookmarks since 2018. Every entry has a full-page screenshot, many have a motion preview, and each lists the typefaces, colours and build stack detected on the live site. It is open to AI assistants too: llms.txt and sites.json describe the whole archive.

The galleries

1. Godly

   Good for: Motion. Every entry is a video, so it is the best place to see how a site moves. Mostly landing pages and studios, curated with a strong taste.

2. Awwwards

   Good for: Award-winning, experimental sites and the agencies behind them. Juried Site of the Day, plus a directory of studios and freelancers. Leans towards spectacle over everyday product pages.

3. Land-book

   Good for: A large, daily-updated gallery of landing pages, portfolios, shops and blogs. Also cropped section examples (heroes, features, pricing) and a template marketplace.

4. One Page Love

   Good for: One-page websites, collected since 2008, each with a short written review. Thousands of entries, plus templates and typefaces.

5. Lapa Ninja

   Good for: Landing pages by category, in large numbers. Good for volume when you need many examples of one industry fast.

6. SaaSpo

   Good for: SaaS websites only, browsable by page and section type. Narrow on purpose; useful when the brief is a software product.

7. Curated

   Good for: Live websites and section examples, filterable by style and industry. Every card links straight to the real site; pitched at people building with coding agents.

8. Landingfolio

   Good for: Landing pages plus page types: pricing, about, sign-up, 404. Also components and templates.

9. Httpster

   Good for: A long-running gallery of more than 3,000 websites with a bold, graphic bias. Quick to scan; light on metadata.

10. Minimal Gallery

    Good for: Minimal, functional websites. Weekly digest, plus Framer and Webflow templates.

11. SiteInspire

    Good for: A long-running showcase you can filter by style, type and subject. Strong on editorial, cultural and studio sites.

12. Refero

    Good for: Product UI: real web and iOS screens and full user flows, searchable. Paid. Has an MCP server for AI agents.

13. Mobbin

    Good for: App screens and flows for iOS, Android and web. Paid. For product UI rather than marketing sites.

14. Spotted in Prod

    Good for: Standout iOS apps and interactions, with the people who made them. Mobile only.

15. Typewolf

    Good for: Fonts in use on real websites, and font recommendations. For the typography half of a reference.

Questions

What is the best site for landing page inspiration?

For motion, Godly. For volume, Land-book or Lapa Ninja. For SaaS specifically, SaaSpo. For a smaller, hand-picked set with fonts, stack and colours listed for every site, Arche Directory.

What are some sites like Awwwards?

Godly, Land-book, One Page Love, SiteInspire, Httpster, Minimal Gallery and Arche Directory all collect real websites; Awwwards is the one built around awards and voting.

Where can I find product UI references rather than marketing sites?

Mobbin and Refero collect real app screens and user flows; Spotted in Prod focuses on iOS interactions.