Focus on clarity and content. Almost no decoration, soft typography, and a very calm feeling. Perfect for serious brands, consultancies, or products where “less is more”.
Elements look like they are molded into the background. Feels modern, gentle, and premium. Good if you want something different but still minimal.
Transparent panels placed on top of colourful, blurred backgrounds. Very trendy and feels futuristic, perfect for travel, luxury, or tech branding.
Inspired by Google’s design language. Very structured, easy to understand, familiar to most users, and great for product and service websites.
UI elements look like physical paper cards, tickets, or badges. Very unique and can make the site feel like a “real object”.
Simple, bold colour blocks and typography. No gradients or fancy effects. Very fast-loading and clear.
Very trendy; uses nice coloured gradients, smooth shadows, and rounded cards. This is closest to your current “premium travel / agency” look.
Looks like soft clay blocks arranged on the page. Very friendly and playful; good for brands that want to look approachable and fun.
Very bold typography, high contrast, and intentionally “rough” or “raw” look — for brands that want to look loud and different.
Feels like a sci-fi interface or dashboard. Dark background, glowing accents, thin tech lines.
Classic “business website” feel. Uses blue/grey/white, structured layout, and lots of clarity. Best for B2B and professional services.
Strong personality style with abstract shapes and illustration-like feel. Very good if you want to be remembered and look unique.