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Grids, bento, and the structural decisions that hold a page together.

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Dragonfly's homepage: an insect drawn in ASCII characters on a black background, with DRAGONFLY set in orange across the middle

Dragonfly's ASCII website design frames the page in DFLY

Websites

Dragonfly's homepage: an ASCII-rendered dragonfly in grey characters on black, with the word DRAGONFLY across it in orange

Dragonfly's hero image is drawn entirely in ASCII

Awards

The CoffeeTech home page: giant cream type reading Coffee Roasting Reinvented on a near-black background, with an orange Products button in the nav

CoffeeTech's manufacturer website design is drawn in vw

Websites

The Jacky Winter Gallery home page: three photographs on a black background, each starting at a different height, under a thin nav bar

Jacky Winter Gallery's website design hangs work on black

Inspiration

Jeton's homepage: a pink to peach gradient with a floating 3D coin, the headline One app for all needs in white, and an orange navigation pill at the bottom of the screen

Jeton's fintech website design parks the nav at the bottom

Websites

Nudot studio home page: the words STUDIO and DIGITAL pushed to opposite edges of a black screen, with Traditional Chinese service labels set small underneath

Nudot puts bilingual typography in every page header

Inspiration

Estudio Niksen lets you set how dense its e-commerce grid gets

Websites

The Glitch&Grit home page: a full-bleed film still with the words OPENAI: BUSINESS, REIMAGINED set over it in large cyan grotesk type

Glitch&Grit turns its portfolio filter into the headline

Awards

The Warren and Mahoney homepage: an Acknowledgement of Country headline on a cobalt blue field, with the practice's five-bar monogram below it cut out to reveal aerial footage of ocean surf

Warren and Mahoney's logo-as-mask hero gives every page a different face

Inspiration

The Izanami homepage: a fogged cedar ridge in near-monochrome with the line Remember who you are set in a light serif

Izanami blurs every photo so the serif stays in focus

Awards

The Huts homepage: a video of a dark barn-shaped house beside a pond, with the serif headline "The best way to design and develop a property in the country" and a green Get Started button

Huts turns real estate website design into eight named plans and a map

Websites

Counter Forms runs its type foundry web design on grey cards and a single orange

Inspiration