UI library / 12 verified examples

React website examples.

Discover verified React website examples spanning software, architecture, art and commerce. Study interface hierarchy, product demonstrations and mobile layouts with useful design notes.

Turborepo website designDesktop + mobile review

Combine a simple metaphor with an actionable command and concrete supporting information for developer-facing products.

Config website designDesktop + mobile review

For an event page, make when, where and how to participate understandable before visitors watch a reel or explore the programme.

Plaid website designDesktop + mobile review

When a product serves buyers and developers, give each audience a plainly labeled next step.

N26 website designDesktop + mobile review

Use photography to establish context without hiding the main service or action behind the campaign imagery.

Warp Terminal website designDesktop + mobile review

Use the headline to explain the audience and job before asking visitors to interpret a technical visualization.

Resend website designDesktop + mobile review

Limit the first view to a clear product promise, one primary action and a useful secondary route.

teamLab website designDesktop + mobile review

Use an immersive image to invite exploration while keeping exhibition identity and practical visitor routes easy to find.

Bang & Olufsen website designDesktop + mobile review

Let a strong campaign image establish the mood, then give visitors a clear way to learn about the product.

Craft website designDesktop + mobile review

Show the actual product inside the visual identity so an expressive homepage still explains what the tool does.

Bjarke Ingels Group website designDesktop + mobile review

A compact index can show variety without a full-screen hero; preserve project names and a consistent relationship between label and image.

Linear website designDesktop + mobile review

Show a focused product task instead of an undifferentiated dashboard, and give the headline enough contrast to stand apart from the demo.

What to look for

React is a UI library, and some examples also use Next.js. This collection focuses on interface design across different kinds of websites; the Next.js collection focuses on that specific framework. Neither label guarantees speed, accessibility or a particular CMS.

How this collection is verified

React fiber or root-container properties are checked on rendered page elements. Where Next.js is also present, its runtime and hydration data are recorded separately. A React mention, npm dependency list or third-party widget alone is not sufficient. Evidence expires after 90 days or a change to the website link. Screenshots may show an earlier design.