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A website resembles the identity of a company, a certain community, or even a person. Thousands of websites live out there on the internet these days, and their number increase every single second. Many of us realize how important a website can be, therefore the design for every website has to be unique, and more importantly has to have the right feel to it.
As a designer, we know how to play around with illustrations, typeface, and colors. I’m not going to get in too deep with illustrations or typeface, in this post but color. Some people classify websites from dark to bright website designs. Others classify them into minimalist and content heavy designs. But now let’s see website designs in the new perspective, in warm and cool colors.
Warm Color Website Designs
Hues from red through yellow, browns and tans are categorized as warm color. Other than keeping the same color of an identity on the website scheme, this warm color gives a few associations like energy, cheerful, fun, fresh, active, playful and happiness. This color scheme fits very well on sport related website, a website with kids or the youth as their audience, alcohol drinks website, or other website which wants to welcome their readers with warm feelings.
1. Some Web by Fedrick
2. Zuzanka Kindergarten by Neilan
3. Yabazz Website by Ee Venn Soh
4.Airport Taxi
5. Termobravo by Pawel Linard
6. Canvas Card Website by Ryan Barlin
7. A RemStroy by IndieStudio
8. Balparmak by Gdnz
9. Fanta by Diogo Parrinha
10. Canderel by Cenk Yilmaz
11. Telecine by Letícia Motta
12. Johnnie Wallker Red Label by Sasha Nilov
13. Imago by JK89
14. Fat Duo Brasil by Baia Studio
15. Bubbaloo Tuboo Connect by Carolina Janovik
16. Kizlar Cognac
17. Vigonne Producoes – Site (2008) by Diogo Montes
Cool Color Website Designs
The cool color are hues from blue green through blue violet, and most grays. The feel of which you will achieve by using this color are relaxing, calm, and focus. Though in certain cases like blue and green could also give you the fresh feel as it is associated with water, sky, and the green grass. In most cases, companies often use this color scheme and applied it on their website design, others applied it to create calm atmosphere for their visitor.
18. WordPress – IcePress Theme by Detrans
19. Sense-design ver 1 by Webdesigner1921
20. Eye for Art by ECP-Pro
21. Personal Portfolio 2.0 by Jonaska
22. Yakovae by Osec
23. EPSON: Exceed Your Vision by Warbiee
24. Ave by MehrD64
25. 2NdFriend
26. Skype
27. Pocari Sweat by Foxstep
28. Twitter Alerts
29. Sanimix by Marcel Pirosca
30. C&C by Igor Barazzetti
31. Carlsberg
32. Our Green Trail by Chad Portas
33. Citrus Marketing Website by Elshafto
34. Tree Nursery by OakmE
35. Intrace Portfolio by MrZielko
36. Beauty Sallon
37. Wonderland Photography by Zee7
Let us know which one get your attention and what feel does it give you when you’re looking at it. And if you have other warm or cool color website designs which you would like to share with us, tell us in the comment section.







































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Great post! I love the designs displayed in your blog, especially the first one. Truly inspirational.
Ari, very nice collection, some excellent designs showcased. Great source of inspiration.
Thanks Thomas,
excellent designs deserve the right exposure :)
Good collection indeed. But i somehow felt that the skype homepage felt out of place. In my opinion, the skype website does not have the digital intensity or the artistic catch to it. Its professional and to that extent it serves it’s purpose. However like i said before, i would not term this as digitally amazing to view. The other sites you have mentioned in your post are great samples of art.
I would say the same thing for Twitter alerts as well. I would categorize this one as “cute” and “minimalistic” with not much going on.
Again, great article.