To guide our discussions, tell us abour your design preferences. Here are some styles in the terms that designers use, but feel free to use your own words, and provide examples of sites you like if you can.
- Minimalist: A clean and uncluttered design emphasizing simplicity and functionality.
- Retro: Evoking nostalgia with vintage colors, typography, and graphics reminiscent of past eras.
- Corporate: A professional and formal design with structured layouts and business-focused elements.
- Illustrative: Abundant with hand-drawn elements or graphics, adding a personal and creative touch.
- Geometric: Utilizing shapes, lines, and patterns to create structured yet captivating visual experiences.
- Grunge: Raw, rugged aesthetics often using textured backgrounds and irregular graphics.
- Collage: Assembles various elements, resembling a scrapbook or mood board style.
- Mono-color: Uses a single dominant color with varying shades and tints for the entire site.
- Neumorphism: Features a soft, extruded design with highlights and shadows, creating an almost 3D-like soft appearance.
- Bohemian: Incorporates free-spirited, eclectic elements with earthy colors and organic shapes.
- Magazine-style: Mimics the layout of print magazines with columns, headlines, and featured images.
- Dark Mode: Uses dark backgrounds, often with bright accent colors, offering a modern, often tech-oriented look.
