Details.so curates the best web design details from live sites, updated weekly
Details.so is a handpicked library of exceptional web design elements—hero sections, footers, page transitions, and micro-interactions—captured from production sites and tagged by detail. It offers smart search, a Vault of paste-ready code, and MCP integration for AI tools. With over 4,000 members, it helps designers find inspiration and build standout websites faster.
Great websites are built one detail at a time. The goal isn't to copy what you see. It's to train your eye, find better ideas faster, and make stronger design decisions when you start your next project.
- darnfish
All of these sites are independently created but viewed as a whole you would think they're all designed by the same group, which is the issue with modern design engineering. The herd mentality on X is quite nuts and I can count on two hands the number of truly unique software artists I know of and respect.
How many light gray, fully rounded buttons with a sans-serif font that darkens on hover can an industry make? How many scroll effects will satisfy you? I would love to see more experimentation within the industry. Unfortunately I don't see AI helping more than hurting here.
- theokrueger
The real "world's best websites" are ones that can display their static content performantly and responsively without JS, while correctly conforming to baseline.
- Gualdrapo
I feel like this kind of websites that showcase "minimal" and "elegant" websites are just places where websites that want to be so trendy they all look kinda the same are being gathered. I'd bet more than half the websites shown here were made from a Framer template.
Take for example deadsimplesites.com, "The most minimal sites on the web, curated in one place" - most of them are nearly identical and, if you take a closer look, most of them are kinda the same framer template just filled with different data. And oh surprise, all of those "most minimal sites on the web" happen to be personal websites for product designers...