The color blue has long been a popular color for designers, with its various emotional implications and visual friendship with a vast array of other colors. Take some inspiration from this aesthetically inspiring collection in where designers have manipulated this one color to suit their many intentions. Approaches range from frozenly formal to chilled and relaxed, with designers using this color on websites for corporate use, material sales and designer folios. It is easy to stereotype blue to define sadness or depressions and difficult to break the cliche link it shares with water but once designers surpass these mediocre expections they allow the colours true brilliance to resonate.
Below are 50 blue websites on the Internet categorized into serious, bold and fun. Check them all out and get inspired.
50 Blue Website Designs
Serious Websites (Corporate, Product & Informational)
Nissan
IceBerrg
Blitz Agency
That Game Company
Slice Machine
Launch List
Campaign Monitor
Skype
Get Ball Park
Blizzard
Mind Smack
Larva Labs
Mighty Dreams
Alcomi
Design Fridge
Bold Websites
Eric Campbell Interactive Design
Vicente Diaz Photography
HD Live
Lost Worlds Fair
Bounty Bev
Frank Chimero
Row to the Pole
Zee
Mail Chimp
Ads
Radiiate
Prince Street Films
Attack of the Web
Anebstar
Mo Blues
Above the Fold
Pixlogic
Fun Websites
INservio Web Solutions
The Alamo Basement
Drinkzzz
Feed Stitch
Coca-Cola Light
Home Invest
Glass House
Summer Festival
FireFox Tweet Machine
Made by Chipmunk
Puma Talk
Summer Festival
Orman Clark
Cosmic Soda
Resoluut
Drupalcon
Conclusion
As the above “corporate”, “bold” and “fun” websites show – in web design – blue is not necessarily the colour of despair and nor does it carry negative connotations. Far from it, the possibilities are endless with blue as innovative application by designers shows.
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