The Top 6 Best Websites of 2023 (so far)

-- Today, I'm going to show you my personal list of the top 6 2023 websites. They're expertly designed, and all have awesome micro-interactions and animations.

The websites:

0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Website 1
1:54 - Website 2
3:13 - Website 3
4:44 - Website 4
5:54 - Website 5
7:05 - Website 6

Let's get started!

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[davidstine]

The subtlety and the text effects of the first website were just beautiful!

[jasonlantz]

this is awesome gary... very helpful for the developers....

[pemborsky]

Probably the only thing I dislike about #1 is how the nav is center-aligned but the grid below sticks out another ~30% to the right. Other than that, very unique and clean.

[unlck]

In February 2023, 60.67% of all web traffic came through mobile phones. Showing the mobile versions of these sties should be interesting.

[henrythomas]

Very helpful article for me. I was searching for this topic because I am a blogger in the beginner stage. Now I will use these methods for my blog. I hope it will work for me.

[mtsmithtube]

Are you going to do a tutorial on the 3D to 2D transitions seen in the last site?

[shrunkensimon]

I think #4 is best. It has a nice blend of 3D and 2D, and is definitely navigable as a real world site.

#6 is impressive, but in practical terms I wonder how many people would even make it through the journey? I don't like being bombarded with imagery without a clear destination known. It feels like an investment of my attention without even knowing if I will like the destination. It feels like it might not be a great business design decision to me, straining your customers attention in two directions: your business/product info, and the fancy graphics.

[helenhosseini]

Thanks for this video that was was very awesome. would you mind saying what kind of platform the very first website has made with?

[ExplorerMedia]

Holy f!!! When I saw website 1, I thought it would be hard to beat that. By website 5, I was blown away. And when you revealed website 6, it was pretty much game over.

@5:39 there is a reveal effect on hover, how is it that made? Or what is the name of the effect so that i can look it up? Thanks 5:39

[Yamraj-sehh]

hey please tell me what should i learn to create all these web's...?

[MrLohkaa]

Out of curiosity, how do websites like Deso score on SEO-level? Because it's all built on a WebGL canvas. Thanks for the video!

[changNoi]

All this 3D and animation stuff is for me confusing and stressfull to watch or use, to be honest.
For sure it's exceptionally well done and I have highest respect for the creators but I prefer a minimalistic website with maybe just a slight accent of moving elements. Like a small tilt, zoom or fly in when scrolling down.

How about you guys? Do you guys feel stressed by all this? By the way, im in my early 30s and a professional IT Person, Not 70 or so..

[themaskedturnip]

These websites look great on a laptop/desktop, though I would like to hear your opinions on how these awesome desktop designs translate to mobile. From my review, I feel that some of the sites don't translate well to mobile. Given that we should always be thinking of 'mobile first' for design, what would you recommend to improve their designs on mobile? I also know that you stress the accessibility of webpage design. Some commentary on that would also be great as part of your reviews.

[itspawanpoudel]

Three js is something I have to lool on

[Glow]

I think Deso is most impressive website I've ever seen wow.

[LordJHouse]

I love Pantera too! We both did a double take on that one.

[salok]

Hey man, can you give us a price for each of these projects ? Thanks a lot for your videos

[mylesprospero]

I seem to notice that these type of websites with high level of front-end and design skills are usually used as portfolio for an artist, designer, photographer, etc. and I don't encounter them in most websites, how in demand is this set of skills in the job market?

Looking from a client perspective, I would be worried about having my website have three.js since not everyone's computer can handle it

[AustralianTakeOver]

How much would a website like this cost to get built?