11 Amazing Duda Website Examples You Absolutely Must See

October 7, 2020
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Thousands of digital marketing agencies, SaaS companies and web professionals around the globe use Duda to create fantastic, feature-rich websites for all kinds of small business customers. Our website builder platform is highly flexible and loaded with special tools that make team collaboration and client management incredibly easy (and even fun!). 



Amazing Duda Website Examples

The end result of all this is a plethora of amazing Duda websites with gorgeous designs, ultra-smooth user experiences, and conversion-driving features that turn site visitors into paying customers. Just take a look at these examples of actual Duda websites built by actual Duda customers to get an idea of what we’re on about…

A strong digital presence is an absolute must for any small business, but that’s especially true for organizations that offer highly specialized services that consumers will want to research in depth before engaging with the provider. Case in point, Japan Mobility — a fascinating company that helps ease the transition for people moving to Japan. 

Japan Mobility packs loads of comprehensive information on all kinds of subjects from converting your drivers license to opening a bank account into a beautiful design that offers a very intuitive user experience. Well done, dudes!

Credited Agency: WSI (Nagoya, Japan)


Screenshot of the homepage of Japan Mobility website

If people are considering hiring you to design and build their dream home, you definitely want them to have a good feeling about your company’s previous work. We’re sure that’s no problem for Legacy Homes of Idaho as their site includes dozens of stunning images that show off their previous projects along with a full outline of the process they go through when bringing a client’s vision to life.

Credited Agency: Platform 513

Screenshot of the homepage of Legacy Homes website

Your Kitchen offers a Michelin-quality kitchen and cozy dining environment that can be rented out for nearly any kind of event in Vienna, Austria. The sleek design of the site combined with images of happy cooks and diners immediately communicates to site visitors that this is absolutely where you want to be during your next party!

Credited Agency: Edelweiss Digital

Screenshot of the homepage of Your Kitchen website

An essential element of any successful website is a compelling story that evokes some kind of emotion in visitors. The site for Mykonos Greek Restaurant offers a masterclass in mixing essential business information with a compelling personal story about the people that run it. Additionally, don’t miss the subtle use of animations that really brings the site to life.

Credited Agency: Andrew Ingenito

Screenshot of the homepage of the Mykonos restaurant website

Evolved Habitat takes home comfort to the next level, offering unparalleled quality in home automation, entertainment and security to homes and businesses. The company’s motto is “Smarter Homes | Smarter Security,” but we wonder if they’ve ever considered adding “A Smarter Website” as well. The site makes a great use of video and even offers the ability to submit questions via a chat widget right on the homepage.

Credited Agency: Fredrick Media

Screenshot of the homepage of Evolved Habitat website

If a picture is worth a thousand words, how much is a virtual tour worth? After taking a glance at some of the examples on Pitcher’s website, we think it’s safe to assume a fair bit more than 1,000. 


Pitcher creates beautiful virtual tours for all kinds of small businesses and the ones they feature on their website provide visitors with a fantastically immersive experience. It’s not hard to see how virtual tours may one day become a mainstay of all kinds of websites.

Credited Agency: Attraction Studio


Screenshot of the homepage of Pitcher website

Very few people hire a construction company on a whim, and we imagine that’s why Kozyra Construction goes into each one of its services in fine detail and offers plenty of calls-to-action encouraging visitors to get in touch with questions.

Credited Agency: The Local Marketer

Screenshot of the homepage of Kozyra Construction website

MSK Masters offers both in-person and online classes and education materials on ultrasound sonography. This site provides visitors with an incredible amount of high-quality multimedia content to help them decide whether or not to enroll in a class. It’s quite a challenge to pack so much rich content into one site, but MSK Masters has done it… masterfully (we’ll see ourselves out).

Credited Agency: Weblink

Screenshot of the homepage of MSK Masters website

Nai

We’ve never had tea from Nai, but if it’s half as refreshing as their website’s design, we’re sure it’s amazing. Nai combines nearly every color in the rainbow with parallax design to deliver a fun and funky user experience that is both intriguing and delightful.

Credited Agency: Concisy

Screenshot of the homepage of Nai website

To learn more, check out these Examples of Successful Stores at Duda University.

When you think of RVs, it’s more than likely campgrounds and the open road are the first things to pop into your mind’s eye. Clearly the people at Diamond Peak RV Rentals are playing on that idea by using a background video of pristine countryside right in the header. The rest of the site offers a simple, but elegant, layout that provides a site visitor with everything they need to know to plan their next vacation.

Credited Agency: Platform 513

Screenshot of the homepage of Diamond Peak RV Rentals

Patients are looking for a dental office that provides a complete solution for their needs. The Implant Center of Miami website offers patients with a realistic look and feel every piece of information related to dental implants. This information includes price, financed price, what to expect, and a beautiful design patients can see.

The Duda website editor allowed the design and content team to formulate a consistent user experience combining animations, beautiful images, and a page speed search engines love.

Credited Agency: Develomark

Screenshot of the homepage of Implant Center of Miami

More to Come!

Amazing new Duda websites are published to the web daily by the thousands of web pros that call our website builder platform their own. Stay tuned as we grow this list over the coming months!


Want your work featured on our blog? Submit your Duda websites today and they may be featured in future posts just like this one!

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