Webflow Showcase 2024: 25+ of the Most Popular Website Examples

Webflow’s popularity has recorded a massive increase over the past couple of years, with 0.6% of all sites on the internet relying on the popular builder. Due to its excellent visual development capabilities, fantastic CMS, and a range of other features, many existing sites are deciding to switch to Webflow.

Moreover, it eliminates the constant need for developers, giving the keys to running a marketing site to the marketing team.

With more than 606,000 sites on Webflow, finding the best and most popular example wasn’t easy. Still, our team picked 20+ options that we consider significant. All of the following sites relied on Webflow, and their creators used the builder’s features in the best possible way. Without further ado, let’s check out the popular options.

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Superglue

Superglue.io serves as a comprehensive partner engagement and automation platform, strategically suggesting and implementing partnership strategies for partner teams. It plays a pivotal role in accelerating partner-led revenue by streamlining and expediting the execution of effective partnership initiatives.

The entire website was made in the Flow Ninja kitchen. What particularly stands out are the engaging illustrations combined with various animations across the site. What comes as a surprise is that the site is super-fast and light despite being animation-heavy.

Flow Ventures

Flow Ventures is an initiative by Flow Ninja. We decided that we wanted to build our own low-code and no-code products that can help the Webflow community and beyond. Building a website for Flow Ventures was the first step.

We wanted to go for the retro vibe here but with a touch of modern. The entire design feels like an 80s arcade with our twist to it. Once you get to the products section, the entire website changes colors to accompany the brand color of each separate product. On top of that, we added some fun animations to keep the visitors interested.

Boujee Sliders

Boujee Sliders is a library of custom SwiperJS sliders built exclusively for Webflow. This is another project by Flow Ninja, as we noticed the lack of good sliders in the Webflow ecosystem. At the moment, the entire library is free, but we’ll add premium sliders in the future.

We aimed for a luxurious design mixed with modernity. You can see diamonds sprinkled all over but combined with different colors, black being the dominant one. Overall, we went out of the box with this one, adding bold copy and even occasional memes.

Hunch

Integrating AI and automation into media and creative workflows, the Hunch platform empowers brands to streamline creative production and enhance delivery processes through efficient automation.

Hunch was one of the projects that Flow Ninja worked on, including design and development. The comprehensive website is filled with various interactions, and many sections feel like they have come to life. To achieve this, Hunch recorded short looped videos, which we incorporated on some pages. This both explains how their service works and makes the website engaging. The best part is that being a Webflow site, hunchads.com still loads super-fast.

Enjin

Enjin is one of the most popular Web3 and NFT initiatives, offering a wallet, marketplace, development platform and more.

The brand’s marketing site is made in Webflow, with Flow Ninja developing some parts of it. The trouble with web3 sites is that they often feature plenty of info and resources, which sometimes might feel like too much. This is what Enjin managed to cleverly avoid with smart design combined with Webflow’s design and CMS capabilities.

Juniper

Juniper is an Australian organization that focuses on medical and sustainable weight loss. It’s one of the several great Eucalyptus initiatives, all of which focus on men’s and women’s health.

Juniper was developed by Flow Ninja, and what’s particularly interesting is the BMI calculator, which required some additional engagement from our end and included going a bit beyond Webflow’s no-code initiative.

Nursa

Nursa is a platform that connects clinics with nursing staff around the US. The platform is actively transforming healthcare by providing nurses with more flexibility and ensuring no patient is left unattended.

The Nursa website is huge, listing hundreds of facilities, clinicians, and locations. It’s a Webflow enterprise client, and it even made it to one of the few case studies of successful websites published on the Webflow marketing site. Flow Ninja has been helping the Nursa team by maintaining the site.

Checkout

Checkout isa popular financial technology company focusing on global digital payment processing. It has been operating since 2009, and its current website is on Webflow.

Checkout has done several interesting things with Webflow, including adding different languages. The site uses several integrations to improve Webflow capabilities for pages, such as the payment methods hub.

Neopix

Neopix is a boutique digital product studio from Niš, Serbia. The studio has been working with global startups, non-profits, and more for more tha na decade.

The Neopix site is on Webflow and ite features a non-standard layout aided by interesting illustrations and animations that make it stand out from the pack.

Meter

Meter is marketed as a company providing a single point of contact for a network, offering the services of setting up and maintaining one such network and charging by the square foot of coverage. 

The clever interactions and animations perfectly complement the long-scrolling homepage, allowing visitors to understand what Meter is all about just by watching the visuals. Of course, excellent and detailed website copy adds to the effectiveness of the Webflow-powered platform.

Emma.ca

This Canadian service helps families find the most suitable insurance option in the country. It offers a simplified and personalized approach to selecting insurance via a unique platform targeted at English- and French-speaking individuals in Canada.

The platform uses Webflow power to include various interactions, including several videos, on the home page. Despite being content-heavy, Emma.ca loads extremely fast and is optimized for different devices. Moreover, the database of baby names is built thanks to Webflow CMS, which helped the website attract its primary customer — new mothers and those expecting a baby.

VOUS Church

VOUS Church is a church located in Downtown Miami, and its website is not a standard website for this type of organization. The design is nothing short of incredible, making VOUS Church stand out from the pack, showcasing its events, operations, beliefs, and more.

Simply put, the Webflow-powered design communicates the mission and goals of the VOUS Church clearly, with a perfect combo of design and copy. In addition to the embedded video, the homepage abounds with simple interaction and animations.

Ready

Ready offers a live calendar that works as a multiplayer workspace, allowing teams to better organize and schedule their work.

Ready’s website is filled with simple yet helpful animations which show how the service works. Even the hero copy is animated to highlight an important feature in Ready. As soon as you start scrolling, you’ll get to see how Ready works without having to read too much. In fact, the copy on this website is minimal but very precise.

The designers managed to embrace the “less is more” and filter out all unnecessary elements, focusing on showing what Ready can do, even if you just swiftly scroll through the homepage.

Mack & Pouya Photography

Mack & Pouya specialize in wedding and marriage photography, and that’s clear from the moment you land on their great website.

The online presentation of this pair abounds in photos, colors, and animations. In short, it can be described as merry and playful, followed by a similar copy. We particularly liked how the colors from the photos showcased above the fold on the homepage match the colors used in the design.

Developers also created an interactive pricing calculator, which lets you see the possible price for your wedding photographers based on the provided information.

Chiara Luzzana

Chiara Luzzana is an industry-leading sound designer, and what better way to showcase her work than with sound? Chiara’s website offers synesthesia of ambient instrumentals combined with minimal copy-oriented design.

Even though the number of elements on the site doesn’t exceed three to four at any point, the designers still managed to pull off the main idea — presenting Luzzana’s job most effectively. It’s one of the unique portfolio sites you’ll come across. 

Oreo The Playful Network

The popular cookie Oreo launched the Playful Network website during the Covid lockdown to help Oreo lovers connect around the globe. In a way, the entire campaign revolving around connection was a parody to poke fun at similar campaigns that were created during the lockdown. 

The website uses Webflow’s powerful features to reinforce Oreo as a brand. Animated cookies and other captivating visuals are definitely worth exploring if you’re a fellow Webflow fan.

Dwellito

Dwellito is an online marketplace for prefabricated and modular homes, which lets you browse and learn more about the brand's different designs. Most importantly, it features intuitive filters to find what you’re looking for.

The site is created to engage the user and present Dwellito’s product, and the full-screen image on the home page is a perfect choice, as you’ll immediately understand what kind of product you’re dealing with. Other than that, Dwelitto’s site features a clear and straightforward grid-based layout which makes browsing and shopping a breeze.

YaYa

YaYa is a digital consultancy that focuses on helping businesses build human-centred digital tech. Some of the industries that YaYa covers include climate change, health, and fintech.

YaYa website designers wanted to keep things simple, with all information presented above the fold, meaning no scrolling is required unless you want to see the footer. It’s technically a portfolio with a simple overview of projects that YaYa’s team worked on. All information is presented via hovering on different projects, and you can click on some of them to load dedicated pages and read case studies. 

Slite

Slite is marketed as a modern knowledge base, which it is, as it provides an excellent way for organizations to structure their work while improving overall collaboration and decision-making.

The website features unique copy and stellar typography, which you’ll notice when landing on it. The design is nothing short of crisp, with subtle yet engaging animations that showcase the product while putting the copy in the forefront. 

The Pen Tool

The Pen Tool offers various UI assets, including Figma plugins, UI kits, templates, illustrations, and UX/UI bundles. The platform is actively used by 5,000+ designers and entrepreneurs from companies such as IBM, Pull & Bear, and more.

If there’s one thing to describe the Pen Tool’s website, it’s — jazzy. It uses bold typography and colors, in addition to a custom animated cursor and a plethora of hover effects. It’s a creative website which is designed to appeal to creative people.

Ujet

Ujet is a company focusing on improving and advancing e-mobility through engineering, design, and material science. 

It made it to our list thanks to the innovative animations and scrolling effects that contribute to the overall experience and complement the copy, which carefully explains what Ujet does. In addition, the design is clear and makes navigation through the site easy and intuitive.

The Goonies

The Goonies is the iconic movie from 1985 starring Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Corey Feldman, and more. It follows the adventure of a group of kids searching for pirate treasure.

Joseph Berry, a talented web designer, created a tribute website on Webflow. The design itself was inspired by the movie, with the site including various still of popular scenes. In a way, the site shows not only what Joe can do but also to what extent Webflow can handle the leaps and bounds in design without using CSS or JavaScript.  

Kubo Patisserie

Kubo Patisserie is a French pastry brand.

The website’s hero section only includes the delicious desserts with the brand’s logo in the middle, which is a great way to make those with a sweet-tooth scroll down. This will bring a list of popular products, along with bits and pieces of copy to make your saliva glands go nuts.  

The site’s design is very straightforward, mainly pictures and text, with very few animations and interactions. Still, they are positioned in a perfect way, so it’s safe to say that the site is creme-de-la-creme in the pastry industry.

Orbit

Orbit’s website is Flow Ninja’s brainchild. We partnered with an agency offering legal consulting to fund managers and investors.

Our goal was to showcase Orbit’s potential through powerful transitions and animations, some of which are closely associated with the word orbit, including rockets launching into space. The hard part was keeping it down to earth, as we were presenting a company that provides legal advice. Therefore, we entwined our sky-is-the-limit design with photographs of Orbit’s team in a professional setting, making a powerful combo with the inspiring copy.

Growth Alley

Growth Alley is marketed as a growth partner that helps businesses scale with the help of social ads. Moreover, the agency trains teams, helps with the hiring process, and sets up team structures with its clients, ensuring long-term growth.

Flow Ninja had a chance to come up with Growth Alley’s design and develop the site on Webflow. We brainstormed the most effective way to show what the agency is all about by creating a powerful animation in the hero section. As the visitor scrolls, they’ll go through a journey filled with various transitions and animations that contribute to the storytelling process. That’s why Growth Alley’s online presentation is created as a one-pager with the jump links added to the top menu.

XVerse

XVerse is a Bitcoin wallet available for Chrome, iOS, and Android. It can also store Stacks NFTs and comes with a range of other features to assist crypto and NFT owners.

Unlike Growth Alley and Orbit, XVerse isn’t filled with interactions. Instead, we wanted to focus on the site's overall effectiveness without including the “wow” factor. Therefore, the website is fast, intuitive, and conveys essential information for visitors, especially those who are part of the crypto sphere. We combined illustrations, screenshots, and relevant copy and used simple animations only in several sections.   

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How I Picked the Best Webflow Websites

Choosing the best Webflow sites wasn’t a difficult task for me, as I already follow many of them as sources of inspiration. Of course, I included some of the sites that were our projects, as, after all, Flow Ninja is recognized as the 2023 Webflow Enterprise Partner.

Please understand that this list is never final, as Webflow rapidly evolves, pushing the boundaries of what can be done with websites. That’s why I’ll add more projects to this blog from time to time. 

But I didn’t only stick to what I liked, meaning I followed some criteria when choosing the best sites made with Webflow. Here’s what:

• Design quality — I assessed the overall aesthetics of the site. Look for clean, modern, and visually appealing designs. I also consider the responsiveness of the design across different devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
• User experience (UX) — I evaluate the site's navigation and user interface. A well-designed site should be intuitive and easy to navigate. I make sure to check if the site provides a positive user experience, with clear calls to action and effective use of interactive elements.
• Functionality — I examine the functionality of the site and its features to ensure that it meets basic user requirements and offers a seamless user experience. I also often look for innovative or unique features that enhance the overall functionality of the site.
• Performance — From time to time, I assess the site's loading speed and overall performance. A fast-loading site contributes to a better user experience and can positively impact SEO. However, not all sites featured here will excel at performance, as these metrics change over time. In other words, even though they had great performance scores when I included them, there’s still a possibility that they might not be fast anymore (still much faster than the average, as they’re built on Webflow).
• Content and copy quality — Being primarily a content specialist, I evaluate the quality and relevance of the copy on the site. Well-written, engaging content is crucial for user engagement and search engine optimization. That said, I focused only partially on copy here, as design, functionality, and UX were more important for this blog piece.‍
• Accessibility — I ensure that the site is accessible to users with disabilities, checking for features like alt text for images, proper heading structures, and keyboard navigation. Compliance with accessibility standards (such as WCAG) is essential for reaching a wider audience.

Ready to Create Your Website?

Hopefully, the examples above inspired you to try Webflow and explore its features. If you have a business that needs a professional website and you want it to look as great as the sites featured on this list, feel free to get in touch with Flow Ninja and learn how we can help you.

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