Community Website Design Examples
Websites that bring people together around shared interests, causes, and passions. From online forums and membership platforms to neighborhood organizations and open-source communities, these designs prioritize connection and belonging. See how community-focused sites use welcoming layouts, clear calls to action, and accessible interfaces to foster engagement, encourage participation, and build thriving digital spaces.
Sofar Sounds
Warm-lit live-gig photo hero with a dark signup card and a gold 'unlock now' button.
Boiler Room
All-black page, huge bold white wordmark, a yellow 'find an event' button, and a strip of event thumbnails.
Fiskars Village
Snowy-forest hero with a red-coated figure; white Finnish headline, consent panel, circular thumbnails.
Barbican Centre
Bold orange brand bar over a hero of a conductor in black; white welcome headline, pill button.
Pioneer Works
Full-bleed dark portrait of a smiling speaker, minimal white overlay for a “Sold Out” program listing.
Archilovers
Community platform with a blue hero, sign-up prompts, a live project feed, and ad rails.
CreativeMornings
Audience photo under a painted rainbow arc; big friendly sans headline and a black pill call-to-action.
Bandcamp
Light-grey utility layout, live-sales stats with highlighted figures, starburst doodles and a ‘selling now' row.
SoundCloud
Dark web-app UI, portrait-photo hero ‘It all starts with an upload' and a trending track-artwork row.
Dribbble
White app layout, bold headline, dark smartwatch showcase card and a filtered grid of shot thumbnails.
Awwwards
Light-gray page, huge bold black award headline, 'Site of the Day' badge, big product photo below, search nav.
Behance
Scattered thumbnail grid around a bold centered headline with a blue accent; filter pills and search bar below.
Are.na
Austere white page: a tiny asterisk mark, a numbered text manifesto, two plain pricing rows, and an app screenshot.
Wikipedia
The classic portal: puzzle-globe logo ringed by blue language links, a search bar, and project icons below.
Hello Poetry
Dark ‘HP’ header over a white feed of user poems with author names and ‘Continue reading’ links.