What a superb list we have this month! A variety of sites from entirely different areas: a pet care service, an industrial robot manufacturer, film production companies, a large counterculture and occultism magazine, an art gallery, design agencies, and more. Whether it’s corporate, magazine, service provider, online store, or portfolio — these examples prove the possibilities are endless.

And as the list can reveal, we don’t necessarily look for complex websites; we actually appreciate simplicity. What we do find important is creativity, originality, and of course — a showcase of Elementor’s capabilities!

So, after this short introduction, let’s begin.

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10.Agenciamach.com

MACH is a leading creative boutique agency from Lima, Peru. Founded in 2010, it focuses on branding, BTL, and digital marketing. Apple, Honda, 3M, Bosch, Unilever, HP, and Cisco are among their clients, as well as many other large local companies.

The agency’s three main areas of expertise are expressed on their site in three consecutive sections, each highlighted by a different bold color. Both the lightbulb image and the image of a parrot flying out of the billboard attract the visitors’ attention and convey a message of creating innovative ideas and breaking the boundaries. The diagonal color scroll effect on the background goes in opposite directions and helps to produce a flow between the sections.

Design & Development: Freddy Cedeño

Theme: Hello

Plugins: Revolution slider, WP Fast Cache, Advanced Custom Fields

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Travel Destinations is a production company based in Barcelona, specializing in creating and producing high-quality audiovisuals and photographs for hotels and vacation resorts, spas, restaurants, and other tourist destinations. 

Their site is relatively simple, but the combination of concise text and the atmosphere created by the videos, generates a pleasant user experience. Also, the dark background helps the visitors focus on the videos, just like in a movie theater. The website has three language versions — English, Spanish, and French — which significantly expands the target audience, to which the company caters.

Design & Development: Jose Toste

Theme: Welcome

Plugins: Sticky Header Effects for Elementor, SVG Support, WP Rocket, Yoast SEO, Cursor Control, Cookie Notice

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Jomac is an active gallery space located in downtown Honolulu. Jomac owner and artist John McCaskill’s work explores the themes, visual motifs and graphic textures of the traditional indigenous art and tribal designs. He uniquely combines traditional techniques of printmaking and relief printing with a visual dynamic that is rooted in contemporary art and updated themes. 

Jomac’s designer created an art gallery website, which includes a WooCommerce store. Since John’s works are very colorful, the designer chose a black & white color palette, preventing sensory strain on the visitors’ eyes. The layout in all pages is consistent and displays a smooth transition between texts and images, strengthened through a fixed background. The motion effects applied to the tribal elements add subtle movement and interest.

Design & Development: Whiskey & Red

Theme: OceanWP

Plugins: WP Rocket, Yoast SEO, Elementor Contact Form DB, MailOptin – Lite, Modern Events Calendar Lite, WooCommerce, WooCommerce Stripe Gateway

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Atmostfear is an open-access counterculture medium consisting of periodic, unconventional curated articles, attracting fans of diverse arts, occultism, gothic culture, the supernatural, and more. This is a multipage site containing tens of pages, numerous sections and columns. This is why the homepage of this site is long, displaying all the different categories of the site.

The designer had to create a clear division between the different sections on the homepage, using oblique shape dividers, two-layered titles, and even numbers. They harnessed the power of our theme builder to create Single Post templates and maintain design consistency. On top of that, they built a WooCommerce store and customized the product pages to present related products, testimonials and more. We think they succeeded in this complicated task. 

Design & Development: Alex de Borba

Theme: OceanWP

Plugins: AMP, EditorsKit, Fabrica Dashboard, Facebook for WooCommerce, Instant Articles for WP, Ocean Elementor Widgets, Ocean Extra, Ocean Hooks, Ocean Popup Login, Ocean Sticky Header, OneSignal Push Notifications, Perfmatters,
Rank Math, Google Indexing API, Rank Math SEO, Super Progressive Web Apps, TI WooCommerce Wishlist Plugin, WooCommerce, WooCommerce Admin, WooCommerce Blocks, WooCommerce Brands, WooCommerce MailChimp Integration,
WooCommerce Smart Coupons, WooCommerce Stripe Gateway, WP Rocket, WP User Avatart

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ZERO is a lightweight industrial robot, manufactured by the Korean company Global Zeus, a growing supplier of high-quality equipment for the semiconductor-, flat panel- and solar industry. ZERO is designed for a wide range of applications including pick-and-place, assembly, vision inspection, and so on.

Suitably, Zero’s website has a corporate look & feel that is achieved through the right choice of colors, quality photos and illustrations, and a uniform language. 
The inner page menu not only helps to navigate, but also creates a journey of various stations, through which the potential customer can learn about the product. 

Designer: O Ji Yeun

Developer: O Ji Yeun & May

Theme: JupiterX

Plugins: Advanced Custom Fields PRO, Contact Form 7, Ele Custom Skin, Ele Custom Skin, Jet plugins, Image Hotspot, Slider Revolution, Make Column Clickable Elementor

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Take 42 is a Melbourne-based production company made up of a talented group of photographers, filmmakers, and writers. 

Here too, much like the site of the Travel Destination company (number 9), the video is the center of attention. The text is quite minimal and the design is seemingly simple, but actually allows us to focus on the studio’s work.

The icons, used as a loader, also showcase the services the studio provides. The vertical line that starts from the video and transitions to the text helps to connect all parts of the page in a simple and clean way. It’s also worth mentioning the counter-directional scrolling effect on their homepage. This a trendy, fresh design, perfectly befitting their target audience.

Design & Development: Thomson Pendreich

Theme: Hello

Plugins: Advanced Custom Fields, Custom Post Type UI, Akismet Anti-Spam, Classic Editor, Cloudflare Flexible SSL, Dash Icons + Custom Post Types, Elementor Extras, Slider Revolution, Smash Balloon Instagram, ShortPixel Image Optimization, SSL Insecure Content Fixer, SVG Support, Tuxedo Big File Uploads, W3 Total Cache, WP Mail SMTP, WP Vivid Backup, Yoast SEO

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Jeff is a psychic medium, spiritual intuitive, and energy healer based in Los Angeles. The work he does “supports people in their personal evolution and helps them to continue making progress on their own unique journey in this physical world.” 

Jeff’s profession and character are reflected in his website design. There is an air of calmness and harmony produced by using gentle earth tones and photographs that convey calmness, balance, and intimacy. Particularly worth noting is the Testimonial page, which is decorated with various geometric shapes that move with the mouse scroll. Our impression is that all parts of the site connect perfectly, resonating one of the goals of the treatment that Jeff offers — “This session is geared to connect with your angels and guides to provide guidance on specific areas in your life.”

Design & Development: Nick Made

Theme: OceanWP

Plugins: OceanExtra, Central Color Palette, SG Optimizer

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Graduation Hoodies and T-Shirts are a big thing in Germany, everyone has one from their school years. AK Hoodies is a German online store dedicated to graduation shirts, which actually enables its customers to create their own custom designs on the website — a pretty awesome feature. 

The creative use of a brushstroke as a design motif is very prominent on this site. AK’s logo is based on it, as well as the hover effects applied to the main menu and the product items. The images transmit an urban, hip and American atmosphere, and together with their hoodies and streetwear fashion, AK gives a perfect hi-5 to their target audience.

Design & Development: One Dot

Theme: Custom made

Plugins: Advanced Custom Fields Pro, Better Search Replace, Classic Editor, DHL for WooCommerce, Duplicate Page, Elementor Inline SVG, Elfsight Instagram Feed CC, FormCraft Basic, Google Analytics Dashboard for WP (GADWP), JetPack, JotForm oEmbed, Klarna Checkout for WooCommerce, Klarna Checkout payment gateway for WooCommerce, LiveChat, Lumise – Product Designer Tool, ManageWP – Worker, PayPal PLUS for WooCommerce, PopBox For Elementor, Trustbadge Reviews for WooCommerce, , WooCommerce Admin, WooCommerce Bulk Order Form, WooCommerce Bulk Variations, WooCommerce Checkout Add-Ons

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Garage Sigrist is an advertising agency from Switzerland, specializing in digital and print media, logo and graphic design, screen printing for textiles of all kinds, and web design.

As their name suggests, the agency’s office was previously a car garage and while the smell of gas and oil has long evaporated, the design language of their site is still influenced by the world of car mechanics. The hero illustration is very impressive (and hipster-ish), but when the visitors scroll down the colorfulness gives way to a clean design, a cohesive and uniform language, giving the appropriate focus on the agency’s various projects. 

The beautiful animated icons draw the visitor through the garage motif. The combination of the colorful hero image with clean language throughout the site, reflects the combination between the creative nature of the agency owners and their professionalism. Well executed and fine tuned.

Design & Development: Tobias Sigrist

Theme: Bifrost

Plugins: Slider Revolution, Login Designer

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District Dogs is a pet care company that provides premium services to mostly dogs and their owners in the Washington DC area. 

More often than not, a fusion of too many visual elements might put a strain on the visitors’ eyes and distract them. Exceptionally, the designer of this website has managed to achieve this task heroically, and the result on the whole is nothing short of amazing. They used diagonal geometric shapes in the background, behind texts, and as background images to create dynamism throughout the site. In doing so, they maintain both interest and flow between the sections.

The copy is excellent and simply explains what services they provide to the customer and their dogs. The illustrations and sketches of dogs and dog-related objects are just beautiful. This is the first time this designer has used Elementor — we can’t wait to see what comes next!   

Design & Development: Stephen Lepsch – The Creative Industry

Theme: Hello

Plugins: Autoptimize, Broken Link Checker, Duplicate Page, Dynamic Content for Elementor, GA Google Analytics, SVG Support, The Plus Addons for Elementor, WordPress Importer, WP Store Locator, Yoast SEO

Think your Elementor-based website or landing page should be featured in our next Top 10 Websites column? Give it a shot!