AllWebsites.Design
Website inspiration and color tools for designers
AllWebsites.Design is a design resource for web, product, and graphic designers. Browse curated real-world websites and individual pages for inspiration, then use practical color tools to build, test, and refine website palettes. It includes WebPalette Studio, Mockupalettes, Chromary, Colorhyme, TrueGradient, website templates, and a Figma plugin.
Features
Features
- Curated collection of real website designs
- Browse landing, pricing, about, careers, blog, and other page types
- Generate complete website palettes from your brand colors
- Preview palettes on realistic website layouts
- Search colors by name or HEX
- Create color harmonies from a base color
- Generate smoother OKLCH gradients
- Compare different color palettes
- Website templates for design inspiration
- Figma plugin with built-in color tools
- Copy colors and values directly into your workflow
Use Cases
Use cases
- Find references before designing a new website
- Research how real websites design specific page types
- Turn one or more brand colors into a complete website color system
- Test a palette before using it in a project
- Find matching accent, surface, text, and background colors
- Explore color combinations and harmonies
- Create gradients with more consistent perceived color transitions
- Build moodboards and collect visual direction for client projects
- Explore website layouts and patterns without browsing dozens of separate galleries
- Use the same color tools directly inside Figma
Comments
As someone who works on interior design, I spend a lot of time pulling colour palettes from real spaces. Can I filter the inspiration by industry, for example furniture or home decor sites? And can palettes be exported as HEX codes for handing to a developer? That would make it useful beyond pure web design.
Good idea pairing a curated real-website gallery with palette tools. Being able to browse by page type (pricing, about, careers) and then test a palette on realistic layouts saves a lot of back-and-forth. The OKLCH gradient tool also sounds helpful for avoiding muddy mid-tones. Do you plan to let users save palettes to a project?
AllWebsites.Design looks like a useful resource for designers, combining real-world website inspiration with practical color tools that can streamline the entire design workflow. Smart web design for heating and ventilation industry companies builds trust and drives calls. You show your expertise and make booking a service quick and easy. https://websitely.io/hvac-website-design
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As someone who works on interior design, I spend a lot of time pulling colour palettes from real spaces. Can I filter the inspiration by industry, for example furniture or home decor sites? And can palettes be exported as HEX codes for handing to a developer? That would make it useful beyond pure web design.
Good idea pairing a curated real-website gallery with palette tools. Being able to browse by page type (pricing, about, careers) and then test a palette on realistic layouts saves a lot of back-and-forth. The OKLCH gradient tool also sounds helpful for avoiding muddy mid-tones. Do you plan to let users save palettes to a project?
AllWebsites.Design looks like a useful resource for designers, combining real-world website inspiration with practical color tools that can streamline the entire design workflow. Smart web design for heating and ventilation industry companies builds trust and drives calls. You show your expertise and make booking a service quick and easy. https://websitely.io/hvac-website-design
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