Fifteen kinds of website. One studio.
Every business needs something different from its website. Filter by what you’re trying to do, and see how each type is built to fit.
External ReferenceBusiness Website
A clear, structured home for what you do, who you serve, and how to reach you, built so visitors find the answer in one scroll.
Best for: Local shops, agencies, consultancies, and service providers.
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External ReferenceE-commerce Website
A store built to move product: browsable catalog, clear pricing, a cart that never confuses, and a checkout that doesn't lose sales.
Best for: Retailers, DTC brands, and anyone selling physical or digital goods.
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External ReferencePortfolio Website
Your best work, presented as case studies instead of a gallery wall, so visitors understand the thinking behind each project.
Best for: Designers, photographers, writers, and independent creatives.
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External ReferenceBlog Website
A reading-first layout with a calm column width and clear post hierarchy, built so people actually finish what they start reading.
Best for: Writers, niche publications, and anyone building an audience.
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External ReferenceLanding Page
One page, one offer, one action. Every element on the page earns its place by moving the visitor toward a single decision.
Best for: Product launches, campaigns, webinars, and lead generation.
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External ReferenceEducational Website
Lessons and modules organized around progress, not just content, so learners always know what's next and how far they've come.
Best for: Course creators, tutors, schools, and training programs.
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External ReferenceNews Website
A dense, scannable front page built around story hierarchy: what leads, what's secondary, and what's just below the fold.
Best for: Publications, local news outlets, and editorial teams.
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External ReferenceMembership Website
Gated content with a clear line between what's public and what members unlock, and a tier structure that's easy to justify.
Best for: Communities, coaches, and creators selling ongoing access.
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External ReferenceBooking Website
A calendar that shows real availability, a form that asks only what's needed, and a confirmation flow that removes the back-and-forth.
Best for: Clinics, salons, consultants, and appointment-based services.
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External ReferenceWeb Portal
A dense, authenticated workspace: sidebar navigation, live data, and enough information density to actually replace a spreadsheet.
Best for: Client dashboards, internal tools, and account-based platforms.
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External ReferenceCommunity or Forum Website
Threaded discussion, visible profiles, and activity signals, built so a conversation is easy to follow days after it started.
Best for: Interest groups, alumni networks, and niche communities.
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External ReferenceNonprofit Website
The mission stated plainly, the impact shown in specifics, and a donation path that never makes a supporter hunt for it.
Best for: Charities, foundations, and community organizations.
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External ReferenceEntertainment Website
An immersive, media-first experience built around trailers, releases, and events, with motion that earns its place.
Best for: Artists, studios, venues, and event organizers.
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External ReferenceDirectory Website
Search and filters up front, listings that scan fast, and location context, so someone finds the right result, not just any result.
Best for: Local guides, marketplaces, and industry listing sites.
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External ReferencePersonal Website
A single, restrained page that sounds like one person, not a brand, built to introduce you and point to where you actually are.
Best for: Individuals building a name, a resume site, or a personal hub.
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