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Best Landing Page Design Inspiration

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Best Landing Page Design Inspiration

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Design inspiration websites

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Landing page builders

Get inspired by the best homepages on the web. Homepage design gallery with the freshest design collection. DesignMunk is a curated gallery showcasing fresh and amazing landing and homepage design inspirations.

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This is really interesting, I'm adding this to my startup tools collection. Looking forward to seeing what you continue to do. 👍🏻

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9yr ago

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@thesethkerr Thank you

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9yr ago

@thesethkerr Can you share your startup tools collection with us ?

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9yr ago

@ismail_can_demir definitely! I just started it a few days ago but it will be growing everyday 😃 https://www.producthunt.com/@the... 👈🏼

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9yr ago

@tajim love what you're doing. It would be helpful if you add the categories to the nav so you can easily get to the designs by category. The in page links are helpful but would be nice to have it in the nav.

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9yr ago

Outkarma

Land-book.com seems to be the leader in this space. Let's see if this would have some pages that they don't.

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9yr ago

@tsyinka Thanks,I'm going to add that to my research list too. I love seeing how websites are continually improving as technology and time advances.

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9yr ago

Hi team, It is definitely a help to have some quick inspiration when one is designing a landing page and your product is a good fit for the need. However there is one small change I would like to have in the UI i.e. Not having to click on pagination when I have scrolled down to the bottom of the page. Instead have the results automatically load of scroll till page end or a "load-more" at the end. REASON WHY I WOULD WANT THIS: I am going through pages after pages consuming tons of visual elements at a time. I like a design but I want to explore more so I keep scrolling till the page end. Page ends and I have go to the next page. There I like another design and decide to compare both and pick the visual elements I would want to incorporate or borrow to my design. Now I have to go back to the page. Find the design. Open it in a new page. Come back to this page. Find the design and switch tabs to compare. This puts a lot of cognitive load on me. Instead if I had both the designs on the same page I would have compared them both just by scrolling up and down. ( which obviously is an action with less cognitive load and more bias ). I hope I made sense. I will love to hear back from you. Thanks.

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9yr ago