10 Beautiful Web.com Website Examples
Last Updated: By TRUiC Team
Do you want to create a website for your small business, but aren’t sure which platform to use? Before you make a decision, you should review some successful sites created with each platform to see what’s possible.
The Web.com website builder is a popular website-building platform because of its ease of use, customizable templates, and streamlined access to thousands of gorgeous, royalty-free photos via Unsplash.
Here are 10 examples of eye-catching, effective business websites built using the Web.com website builder. They represent a range of industries, take distinctive approaches to creating an attractive online presence, and can help you picture what’s possible with this platform.
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New York Yacht Sales (Yacht Brokerage Services)
New York Yacht Sales lets the images on its homepage do most of the talking. Beneath an unfixed header that features the company’s logo, phone number, and a navigation bar, you’ll see an eye-catching photo of a yacht with the New York City skyline in the background. The white text, “Where WE Bring You Personalized Service,” fades in over the photo to provide a visually attractive introduction to this site.
Chorey & Associates Realty, Ltd. (Real Estate Company)
The Chorey & Associates Realty, Ltd. website proves that sometimes less is more. This site’s simple design boosts its professional appearance. Beneath an unfixed header that features a navigation bar along with the company’s logo, social media links, and phone number, a slider showcases appealing photos of suburban homes and their residents.
Top It Off, Inc. (Kitchen Countertops Company)
Kitchen countertops company Top It Off, Inc. uses a simple, yet elegant website to highlight its product offerings. An unfixed header includes the company’s logo, phone number, email address, and social media icons as well as a navigation bar. Below the header, a full-screen slider showcases attractive photos of shining granite, soapstone, and quartz countertops.
39 Chiropractic & Rehabilitation (Wellness Clinic)
The 39 Chiropractic & Rehabilitation website combines plenty of helpful text with well-placed photos and special effects to create a visually appealing design. A fixed header blends in with the full-screen photo at the top of the homepage, but it turns white when visitors start to scroll downward.
Perfect Cut Tree Service (Tree Care Provider)
The Perfect Cut Tree Service website features several well-placed photos, blocks of text that offer a wealth of information about the company’s services, and eye-catching animation. Under an unfixed header that includes a navigation bar plus the company’s logo and contact information, a slider catches visitors’ attention with attractive photos. A text overlay features the company’s contact information and a “Learn More” button.
Long Island Nail Skin & Hair Institute (Beauty School)
Ideally, a business’s website should serve as an extension of its brand. With glamorous touches and plenty of high-fashion photos, Long Island Nail Skin & Hair Institute’s website does just that.
The glittery gold of the Institute’s logo in the unfixed header repeats throughout the homepage, appearing in linked text and sprinkled in other areas.
Bangor Drug Company (Pharmacy)
The Bangor Drug Company website uses several photo effects to add depth to its appearance. Under a fixed header, a full-screen photo slider includes a “Contact Us” button. Beneath the photo slider are four red icons with the subheads “Retail,” “Pharmacy and Vaccinations,” “Pill Packaging,” and “Long-Term Care.” These icons move slightly upward when visitors scroll over them. A block of text then follows the icons, highlighting the benefits of using this pharmary.
Italian Village Pizza (Restaurant Chain)
Italian Village Pizza created a website that looks good enough to eat. With high quality product photos and Italian-themed branding, this pizzeria does a great job of tempting customers into purchasing a pie. Their loyalty program is also displayed on the homepage, with easy options for downloading their app to start raking in rewards.
Shop Your Way (Discount Membership Club)
The Shop Your Way website makes excellent use of white space to help draw visitors’ eyes to specific elements. This site also tucks its main navigation menu away in a menu icon in the upper-left corner, which creates a clean, minimalist look.
Generation W (Nonprofit Organization)
Generation W’s website makes good use of color splashes and subtle animation to create an understated, yet attractive appearance. A fixed header features social media buttons, “Give Now” and “Join Our Community” CTA buttons, the organization’s logo, and a navigation bar. Drop-down menus in the nonprofit’s signature red hue appear when you hover over the navigation bar items.
Next Steps
As these examples illustrate, you can build a beautiful, professional-looking website with Web.com — regardless of your business type. To learn more about Web.com, read our Web.com Pricing and Plans, How To Make a Web.com Website, and How To Use Web.com guides.