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Modern minimalism is vastly overrated for the value it adds to a website. When content is centered as the main priority users are free from excess distractions. Granted not everyone likes minimalism because it can be seen as lazy, simplistic, or just boring. But this is not the case!
The best minimalist websites are anything but boring. In this gallery I’ve put together a series of minimalist layouts for personal creatives like writers, designers, and performers. Minimalism is a powerful tool when used appropriately. Graphics and photos have their place but not always higher than content. Take a peek at these examples and see if you can draw any ideas for your own creative work.
Drew Wilson
Ignacio Macri
Mig Reyes
Justin Aguilar
Anais Zamboni
Justin Mezzell
Ben Ashman
Julien Milles
Darrin Higgins
Karl Anders
Alexander Munk
Andrew Colin Beck
Isaac Orloff
Jamie Gregory
Arne Meister
Weston Vierregger
Alex Tass
Andrew Lucas
James Lutley
Paul Robert Lloyd
Colin Tierney
Ryan Hamrick
Bob Flynn
Anthony Kolber
Robert Iza
Miguel Ferreira
Christopher Doyle & Co.
David Hutton
Sam Dallyn
Rob Wootten
Aaron Shapiro
Josh Warren
