The minimalist aesthetic is the visual representation of that philosophy. Minimalism uses a lot of white – or at least uniformly coloured – space. But don’t confuse uncluttered with boring. You must choose your layouts with care, otherwise your restricted palette of design elements will come across as dull instead of elegant.
Some of the sites have gone completely minimal without any effects apart from well laid out content, where as others choose to display the huge amount of content with sliders, drop downs and some very uniquely designed objects.
If you feel the need to change things up and try something new, check out these inspiring examples of minimal web design. Browse through this selection and discover new web designs.
1. Paninibay

2. Ava Sessions

3. Oak

4. Jac in a Box

5. Minerva Streetwear

6. Information Architects

7. Temple

8. Chad Miller

9. Paravel

10. One and Other

11. Friends of The Web

12. Dodge & Burn

13. Tender to Art

14. Epok Design

15. Glitty

16. Velvet Hammer

17. The Outpost

18. Callens

19. Buffalo

20. BVD

21. Leen Heyne

22. ChadMiller

23. Good Cop Bad Cop

24. Daniel Hopwood

25. Elite

26. iPad mini 4

27. Carlo Barberis

28. Gavin Potenza

29. NTN

30. Inside Discovery

31. Intersection

32. Johann Lucchini

32. Lapka

33. Mike Guss

34. McKennaJones

35. Ballet BC

36. Adam Mann

37. Kerem Suer

38. Daniel Benneworth-Gray

39. More Air

40. Ale De Carvalho

41. Control Films

42. Andrew McCarthy

43. Yaron Schoen

44. Scytale

45. Jim Ramsden

46. Ada Blackjack Shop

47. Oak Street Bootmakers

48. Refryed Design

49. CO OP

50. John Sparrow
