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Design Reference ／ Design references ／ 21 Sites
Sites picked from five design galleries — from SaaS and studios to European restaurants and shops. For every one of them: what the first screen does, how the navigation works, and the one thing worth taking from it.
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siteInspire ·Australia ·2026.10.18
A skincare retailer that has you search by skin concern and by ingredient rather than by product.
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Land-book ·Austria ·2026.10.18
An Austrian niche perfumery whose online store pins a seasonal editorial photo on one half of the screen and sells the related products on the other.
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Recent ·France (Paris) ·2026.10.18
An apparel store that puts a number next to every nav item, so the size of the site is visible before you click.
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Recent ·Sweden ·2026.10.18
An outdoor footwear store that tells the story of one new shoe, then lets you buy it with a price a scroll later.
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Httpster ·United Kingdom (London) ·2026.10.18
A London spectacle maker that keeps a way into its shops visible throughout its online store, and lists what can only be done in person.
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Httpster ·Norway ·2026.10.18
A Norwegian wool brand dating from 1868 that ties the story of a sweater first knitted for fishermen to a limited edition of 68 numbered pieces.
Notes
Not a site reference — how the same company ends up with two different structures for Japan and Europe.
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