Green is the color of nature. It is refreshing and looks beautiful, that is why it has become the favorite color of web designers these days. There are so many websites on the internet in green color. The color, imagery, text and overall style in green makes a website look attractive and fabulous. Not only the environment or nature websites, but the websites made for other purposes are also going green these days.
If you love the simple splendor of green colored websites, and it inspires, refresh and relax you, we have a list of 30 green website designs below. We have selected and placed all these remarkable green website designs in one place especially for you. These designs are great in terms of looks as well as design. Plus the shades of green used in these websites are just amazing.Simplistic plain green background with nice bold letter typography for the text.
Refreshing and energetic lime green shade on the Ultimate Bikeshop website.
The Project Green portal too loves green to highlights its content.
Cute abstract landscape effect using shades of green.
Mommy blog for babies in colors of nature, the frivolous greens.
Vibrant Net Life Research with nature’s green color background and graphics.
Neat and fun website green in the backdrop and cute graphics.
The green of the brand itself on the website of Lipton Green Mint.
Cool portfolio of a creative web designer with green background and images.
Inspiration Dormant put on a dark green to display the ‘forgotten colors’.
Greyish green website with red and black bold typography for text.
Great deep green shade to display classy Luxe Tapas Tafel website.
Attractive green, yellow with white for the texts on a web designer’s portfolio.
Cool looking website with graphics too colored in green along with the background.
Twenty Tongues uses green boxes to highlight its features and content.
The Squad of green members and a bunch of creative people.
Psych and Psych uses green to highlight factors responsible for abnormal mental state.
Awesome sea green background with interactive graphics.
Project Green in sea green shade to jot out green plant plan of the Green Campus Guide.
Black and grey graphics and texts sparkled with cool green highlights.
Simple yet cute Shady Acres with the green of the fields.
Hot Cayene with spicy cayenne pepper and green leafy background.
Another cool and attractive green website with a funky element.
Nice progressive green feel with great graphics and images.
Green to outline the borders and display all the texts, on the vintage background.
Tinge of retro green to showcase the logo and categories.
Green Ways justifies its names perfectly with cool green buttons and graphics.
The effect of woods and the green of the refreshing gardens.
The school on its mission to go green completely, starting off with the website.
Sophisticated green color scheme to showcase business that creates ecological houses.
Words are a really powerful tool to express what you think, but an even more powerful weapon to visualize your main thoughts and concept are graphics. To be more specific a rich combination of beautiful typographical signs, letters and symbols. By using different fonts, sizes and styles it’s possible to create stunning typographical infographics. All you need is an awesome idea and some prior knowledge on the topic to visualize your thoughts and present them to your audience. Typographical infographics are much more than simple pictures with captivating statistics. These creations enhance the world of creativity and artistry through their precision and succinctness. With the help of elegant design and familiar associations, they turn complex graphics into easily digestible messages. Just don’t be afraid of experimenting with letters and stunning design approaches. Choose the composition and layout that reflects your theme best and let your imagination fly.
Panda Infographic by Lish-55
Factoid City by heyjoshboston
Our Streets. Our City by Brian Gossett
Infographic of Africa by ericajloh
Homicide infographic by MrDinkleman
Top 100 fonts of all time by Skele kitty
Got a Light by DesertViper
On words by slimbos
Jobs Visionary by 802.11
Advertising by Bradley R. Hughes
Government by Jonathan Harris
Typography concept by whatshername13
Helvetica font weights by Tommy Swanson
Typeface by MiaPi
Rockmap beta 1.4 by Ernesto Lago
Getting around by uncoated
Insomnia by canadadrugcenter
Political climate by Albertson design
Healthcare Infographic by Veronica Dominique
Typography infographic by Peter Grundy
Advice for designers by Gareth Parry
Death probabilities by Julia Hoffmann
Beer map by Michael Wentz
Hot typographical infographic by Christian Ross
Network by Dennis Crowley
Data Table Exercise by Inan Olcer
Evolution by Renee Alvarado
Flight Delays by Carl DeTorres

Speaking my language by rhealpoirier
Facebook infographic by Doogie Horner
History of the elements by B0nzo
Infographic on infographics by zabisco
Portfolio is the reflection of one’s work and skills; any potential employer actually goes through your portfolio and sees your previous designs and work you have done. Going over your portfolio he decided to either hire you or not. Most employers search on the net; those portfolios which have something different to offer will get noticed and consequently will be hired.
Starting your first online portfolio can spark many questions and anxieties. Your artwork reflects your personality and skill and must make an impression. The designs on your website will be scrutinized, so your portfolio should set a standard for what can be achieved in graphic design. Showcase your best work effectively and you will win over clients.
Popular Portfolios document all “stories” previous work and inclinations of the designer. They should tell everything an employer needs to know, and state so clearly about his work that he may land up at his most desirable project.

The bicycle is one of the most popular means of transportation around the world. It gives us the possibility to be as free as we want to be. We use it for transportation, sports, and fun. The equipment can vary from cheap to expensive, from athletic to comfortable; for each need you can find a bicycle that meets your expectations. Within the last years more and more people have been addicted to bicycling. Some because they want to move along eco-friendly, others because they rediscovered the fun and action one experiences while riding stunning trails or tricky fun parks challenging ones fitness and competing with other riders. Or just because it is the most flexible vehicle in car-crowded cities. For those people the bicycle is not just a means of transportation. It represents their way of life and their individuality.

This deep relation inspired a lot of them to express their passion in artworks dealing with bikes or using the bicycle itself as canvas or as a source of inspiration to reinvent the bike. With this volume, author Kiriakos Iosifidis welcomes you to a panorama of all kinds of works that are inspired by the bicycle. It is a collection of colourful bicycle graffiti, paintings, remarkable bicycle designs, complex constructions, and various types of bicycles one can find on the streets around the world. More than 250 international artists, illustrators, painters, sculptors, industrial designers, photographers, organizations, and anonymous citizens present their works of art and give us insight into their personal views and relations to these charming two-wheeled vehicles.
BIKE ART includes Artists like:
ETOE, JEFF PARR, KEVIN NIERMAN, KO MASUDA, MWM, PETER J. KUDLATA, TALIAH LEMPERT, ADAM TURMAN, ALAIN DELORME, ANDY SINGER, ILOVEDUST, KEN AVIDOR, MADS BERG, MIKE GIANT, MONA CARON, PAT PERRY, WILL MANVILLE, CARO, DAVID GERSTEIN, DZINE, MARK GRIEVE & ILANA SPECTOR, OLEK, IGOR RAVBAR, KEVIN CYR, DUANE FLATMO, SEX / EL NIÑO DE LAS PINTURA, STINKFISH, SWOON, TIKA and many more.
Besides, bike types like “AZOR”, “ECO // 7“, “HMK 561”, “LOCUST”, “NULLA”, “SPLIDERBIKE” etc. are introduced.
Author Kiriakos Iosifidis is organizer of the Greek “Carpe Diem” mural team and author of the “MURAL ART” book series. This time he managed to unite artists and people of different disciplines who all share one passion: bikes! BIKE ART is an effort to support the bicycle as a means of transportation, a statement of sustainability, as well as to celebrate it as a lifestyle that exists throughout society and across borders.
Bikeart
Kiriakos Iosifidis
Release Date: 11 / 2011
Languages: ENG
Hardcover, 21 cm x 30 cm, 256 Pages, 29,90 €