For a new website project, I typically look for inspiration from templates and existing websites and try to create multiple ideas into something original. I find this process takes too much of my time. However, I assume there must be some good resources out there that professional web designers use to make this process easier.
Can anyone recommend some good website resources which provide a good selection of designs, which is easy to filter? Not looking for over-the-top designs, just simple designs that have had some thought put into them. I’m looking to streamline my process by having a better set of resources.
Generally, a design house starts with interviewing the client to find out what their needs are. You can’t decide on a template before you know what you will be designing and the content type it will hold.
You appear to be tool-driven instead of solving problems for clients.
Here are sites with questions you can ask the client:
I’ve got some awesome resources for web design inspiration! Check out Dribbble for filtering designs based on styles and Behance for a gallery of top-notch creations. These platforms transformed my creative process, and I’m sure they’ll help streamline yours too.
The Awwwards lets you filter by category, style, and color.
Or consider https://land-book.com Landing page directory. You can sort by topic, style, and even industry.