A Showcase of Geometrical Shape as a Web Design Trend

Geometry is… “Why geometry?” you may ask “it’s a web design and not a mathematics blog”. You’re right, but today we’ll show you what happens when geometry and web design are mixed together. Many articles have been written about the circle trend in web design, but why do we ignore the fact that other geometrical figures and shapes are also widely used by web designers all over the world? Sometimes a geometric shape is a design element (guilhermegarcia.com, culturalsolutions.co.uk); sometimes it works well as a framing element (fancyrhino.com, paseodegracia.com).

In some cases, it helps users navigate the site (acheproducciones.com, diseb.com), draws users’ attention to certain parts of the site (webspecies.co.uk, cappen.com) or even becomes the site logo (trianglecharandbar.com). Just scroll down and you’ll see 20 awesome examples of using not only circles, but also squares, rhombuses, triangles, rectangles and hexagons in web design. Who knows perhaps the websites below will inspire you to try something new and consider geometrical shapes as a way to enhance the design of your site.

Diseb

Garcia Graphic

Ache Producciones

Nerisson

Nobo

Stephan Rizon

Paseo de Gracia

Simon Foster Design

Pure Pleasure Design

I’am Yuna

Blee Pradio

Guilherme Garcia

TedxAthens

Web Species

The Dare Theory

Fancy Rhino

Bernat Fortet

Cappen

Triangle Char and Bar

Cultural Solutions

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