5 UNBORING Websites 

The Unboring Boring one is awesome. You didn’t cover it in the video, but when you explore the landing page, it breaks down how the designs were created. Super nice for people who are new to design and want to learn how to do it themselves. Love it!

Just recently found your page and I’m so thankful for videos! Thank you very much for all the work you and your team do.

Thank you Ran for this nice video!

Could you always put the links to the websites in the description?

Where is your sweater from though? So cool!

Unacademy has prolly the best design team among all Indian startups.

Is that first site a Lottie png sequence or a Lottie animated svg? Considering you're not able to select any elements it seems to be an animated png sequence. _IF_ that's the case, then I believe we'll soon be regarding freezing these animates in png's as outdated. The future is animating the vector elements independently, making them interactive and responsive. Lottie png sequences will still be acceptable for photo-realistic and 3D animations however.

Awesome video as always! Thanks for that. Need to know where I can buy that awesome sweater :)

Great content. Just discovered you and it's really interesting. Could you provide the urls for the websites though? The kitchen one I could not find for example 🤔

I really like the animation website that it feels like like a vid

Everything is so very very very very very 👍

De jongens van boven means: The Guys from upstairs 😉

The second website was made by a Dutch company called 'De jongens van boven' which translates to 'The boys from upstairs'.

How to go from idea to wireframe? I have an idea for site ,but idk what to do after that. Pls make a video . You designing a site step by step . From idea to design

I’ve a quest on the first site. What about SEO purpose? You can “correct it in the alt tag of the lottie file”? Thanks!

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Good on that first company for making a desktop only site. Mobile sucks to be honest, and just viewing on a real screen is so much more satisfying. Cheers!

Personally, I hate the terms like "simple". Simply due to the fact that if you want to achieve a bold and clean look it's very hard to pull off because it's very hard to not overcomplicate and start putting things back in to make it more interesting or appealing than it already is. It should be interesting all the way with less. Second, It doesn't justify the time and work that's probably been going into the brand strategy of this brand. The final look may be perceived as simple to copy, but the journey to get there can be long, hard, and very difficult. The same goes for making covers in music. Being really good with covering other people's music doesn't make you a good musician perse or make the song easy. Writing the song itself is easily the harder part. Simple implies that it's quick to pull off and therefore lower in price to produce. At least this is always how it's perceived by clients at least. Simple to them means, less time to pull of, easier to make, and therefore lower in price. This is simply not the case.

Nice ones, but the table website is one of the worst I've seen, "they're using words", hey woooow, never thought about this! And calling this site unboring.....

he thinks that is really really websites

If the last one was a portfolio for a beginner designer, they would have been told the site was too simple. Must be a paid advertisement or something, because it's super fucking boring. White and black. Text. Phony looking renders. Looks like something one could make in less than an hour. BORING.