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where can I get a list of extremely beautifull websites in various industries like stone industry, telecom industry and other major industries. When I get a website project for a particular industry - example - stone industry, i usually try to see maximum websites for stone industry through google or stone trade sites. i try to incorporate my own ideas with all the user interface and content ideas i get by seeing these stone sites. so i was wondering if someone has made lists of very beautifull sites for various industries. this would be very usefull for amateur website designers like me. i hope my question is clear. ask me for any clarification. thank you in advance for your time and efforts

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Galleries are a good start — as and pointed out — but the problem you described is less about finding pretty sites and more about finding industry-specific patterns you can reuse. A small, repeatable process will save time and give you useful, actionable inspiration instead of random pretty pages. For curated galleries that support tagging and case studies try Awwwards, siteInspire and Webdesign Inspiration.

Follow this quick workflow to build an industry library:

  • Search gallery sites and filter by tags or subject, then save 10–15 examples that match the industry goal.
  • Do focused Google queries (industry name + "case study", "portfolio", "product catalog" or "installation gallery") to find manufacturer and trade sites that show real content and user flows.
  • Capture a one-line note for each URL: purpose, strong UI element (hero, filters, gallery, pricing table), and one reason it works.
  • Put everything in a simple spreadsheet or a Figma/InVision moodboard so you can compare layout, copy tone, imagery, and calls to action side by side.

Industry UX notes you can apply immediately: stone/quarry sites typically need high-res product images, clear material filters, downloadable spec sheets, and installation galleries to reassure buyers. Telecom sites often prioritize plan comparison tables, coverage maps, signup funnels, and self-service portals — look for quick sign-up CTAs and clear pricing structure. Use those feature cues as design requirements when starting a layout.

Practical cautions: do not copy assets or text — adapt ideas and document why an element works. Check performance and accessibility early (Lighthouse/PageSpeed) because photography-heavy industrial sites can be slow. Annotate examples with the business reason they work (sell, inform, convert) so design choices connect to user goals rather than just visual taste.

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It's like Hot OR Not, but for websites instead of horny teenagers. Flip through some of the entries. You will definitely notice a difference in between several websites. It also works as a great way to find websites in the industries you're looking for. Hope this helps.

where can I get a list of extremely beautifull websites in various industries like stone industry, telecom industry and other major industries. When I get a website project for a particular industry - example - stone industry, i usually try to see maximum websites for stone industry through google or stone trade sites. i try to incorporate my own ideas with all the user interface and content ideas i get by seeing these stone sites. so i was wondering if someone has made lists of very beautifull sites for various industries. this would be very usefull for amateur website designers like me. i hope my question is clear. ask me for any clarification. thank you in advance for your time and efforts

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