20 Inspirational, Clean E-Commerce Website Designs
Published July 28th, 2009 in Galleries
This post is part of e-commerce week, which features e-commerce related content on DesignM.ag and the Vandelay Design blog, as well as e-commerce design inspiration at CartFrenzy.
Many e-commerce websites tend to get very cluttered and suffer from not being user friendly. In this post we’ll showcase 20 e-commerce sites that have taken a different approach. All of these sites have very clean designs, leaning more towards minimalism rather than clutter. While this style of design is common with other types of websites, it’s not that typical for e-commerce sites. These sites may help to show that e-commerce designs do not need to be cluttered use excessive design elements.
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you always share beautiful stuff. thanks
Great examples there, and truly efficient ecommerce websites there. Clients are often so afraid that people will miss a product that they want you to put everything on every page, now I get something to show them.
We also did a ‘clean’ ecommerce site earlier in the year: http://www.bibico.co.uk – using Shopify
Fantastic post. I need in this period. I preferer a commere clean and easy. Is the better way for the users.
A few more really nice fashion-oriented websites are featured in the fashion section of siteInspire:
http://siteinspire.net/showcase/category/theme/fashion
and in the shop section:
http://siteinspire.net/showcase/category/type/shop
Thanks Daniel, I’m checking them out now.
Chris,
That site looks pretty good. Nice work.
Great stuff to learn something from. Light design works great than stuffing useless codes. Good you shared these sites with me. Now checking few of them. Thanks!
I design and run an independent art shop selling wallets, messenger bags, tees and prints. The site is pretty clean and might be a nice indie addition to this list:
http://www.resisttoday.com
Cheers!
-dave
These sites are inspiring. I always try to keep it simple, but what the client wants the client gets. And the client doesn’t know jack!
nice collections!!
i liked reading ur post and the various designs looks so proffesionally made.
Really nice collection. Shopping online needs to clean and simple. The fewer clicks the better in order to convert that browser into a buyer. Great article guys.
Thanks for the feedback on this post everyone.
love the theme and finally a blog where the font is not burning into my eyes.
Websites must be creatively maintained in ways that address both its visitors and the search engines, ecommerce sites are not left behind, having a great design is a great to attract a customer.
Thanks for sharing the collections of great designs
Thank you for sharing information,Indeed it will increase the exposure to the users. Great work
Thanks for such a nice and efficient e-commerce websites………………………..
Thank you for sharing information,Indeed it will revolution the exposure to the customer…………………………..
Thank you for this resource. I love minimal and clean design too. That’s a reason why i build another ecommerce gallery focusing for this minimal and beautiful design.
clean and easy navigational designs are more productive. thanks for inspiration.
cool collection
so clean so easy to navigate it
thanks
wow so clean and looking nice desigs.i lobe the j.crew design that is so sexy lol
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How can I find out who designed the habitat.com shoe site?
ShoeLover,
I don’t know who designed it. You can contact someone at habitat and see if they can refer you.
Amazing design collection~ Thank you!
You are welcome to take a look at these free templates at my sties. Any feedback will be highly appreciated.