Curated website design references
Entertainment websites.
Hand-picked landing pages and websites, each with a scroll recording, full-page captures, and the details behind the design.
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Entertainment sites built for fans
A curated collection of entertainment website examples, each with full-page captures and motion recordings where available. Common typefaces include Anton, Gerstner Programm. Frequent components: Footer, Logo Strip, Primary Button, Stat Block.
Entertainment websites compete for attention with everything else on a fan's screen. The best ones lead with energy (bold imagery, motion, and a strong personality), then make it easy to follow, watch, buy a ticket, or get involved.
What the best ones get right
- Full-bleed photography or video that captures the moment
- Expressive type and colour that match the person, team, or event
- Schedules, results, or releases that are easy to find
- Clear ways to follow, buy, or join in
Questions designers ask
What makes a good entertainment website design?
Energy with direction. Strong entertainment sites capture the feeling of the event or person, then guide fans to the next action: follow, watch, buy, or sign up.
Which sections do sports and entertainment websites use?
An immersive hero, highlights or a gallery, schedules or results, news or stories, partners or sponsors, and a call to follow or buy.
How should entertainment websites use motion?
Generously but with purpose. Video and animation set the mood; recorded examples on Design Details show how fan-facing sites pace motion around practical information.