Technology

Making something abstract look like it exists.

181 winners · best 7.73

The Pick

Why ZeroWhy Zero is an immersive web experience about how Zero University is replacing the broken education system with AI-native learning by offering real projects and jobs at top companies.

Heron AIHeron AI is an agent that works inside your design tools. It watches your model as you design, suggests fixes, and makes the edits itself once you approve. Built by architects. Its headline: “An AI agent that works inside your design tools.”

iyOA high-fidelity 3D showcase and bespoke configurator for iyO, pioneers of screenless computing, translating their vision into an immersive e-commerce experience. The look: Apple-style product minimalism, a single hero object floating in soft grainy off-white space with iridescent gradient and tiny wordmark below. Its headline: “We make agentic computers you can talk to.”

Made With GsapMade With Gsap is an ever-growing collection of unique, well-crafted JS effects. The look: Swiss modernist web, grid-aligned Helvetica-style headline split across a centred block, tiny mono captions, and a strict neutral palette with one acid accent. Its headline: “Unique JS effects made with care.”

VastVast is developing humanity’s most capable space stations, pioneering the next giant leap toward long-term living and thriving in space. The look: cinematic sci-fi realism, a full-bleed dark render of a spacecraft interior with a floating figure, overlaid with sparse white grotesque type and video controls like a film still. Its headline: “Building next-generation space infrastructure.”

EverSwapEverSwap is a unified DeFi protocol for trading, lending, and zero interest borrowing on single sided liquidity pools, powered by relayers for efficient yield and liquidity. The look: romantic landscape painting, a painterly mountain vista under open sky with a large white didone serif wordmark floating over it.

ICOMATEngineer Without Limits™. The look: high-tech industrial minimalism, dark macro material photograph with tight grotesque type, monospaced micro-nav and near-monochrome palette. Its headline: “Engineer Without Limits ™.”

Hashgraph VenturesHashgraph Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm backing the next generation of blockchain and AI founders. The look: cinematic 3D realism, a photoreal glowing crystal hovering over dark rendered ocean with widescreen framing and small condensed caps overlay. Its headline: “The next wave of venture capital.”

WembiWembi instantly improves the performance of any device, machine, or digital system by creating its virtual twin. The look: soft 3D render abstraction, pastel matte-plastic torus shapes stacked in a soft-lit studio render, overlaid with a thin neon geometric wordmark.

Aspen SearchBoutique executive search specialists connecting exceptional engineering and research talent with leading quantitative trading firms and venture-backed technology companies.

Good FellaGood Fella builds websites for brands who care about craft. Founded by brothers Julian and Adrian. We embed into your team and ship work we're actually proud of. Simple as that. The look: Swiss modernist poster, flat orange field framing a black panel with oversized Helvetica-style type bled off the edge and a coarse halftone-dotted image.

CoMinViWebsite design and development for CoMinVi, a Mexican mining company. A clean and modern digital experience designed to showcase their expertise, services, and projects. Its headline: “Your trusted partner in underground mining.”

ON EnergyON Energy delivers stable power for data centers and HPC, protecting against outages and grid instability through energy storage and smart controls so critical infrastructure never stops. The look: cinematic product realism, a dramatically lit, high-detail metallic machine render fills the dark frame with thin sans-serif overlay text. Its headline: “Perfect Power for AI Factories.”

SUTÉRAThe website of Stella Mühlhaus. Lead designer at Meta and mentor, she presents her work at the intersection of humans and technology. The look: technical HUD minimalism, hairline grid, leader-line callouts with monospaced micro-labels and bracketed UI chips annotating a floating 3D specimen. Its headline: “Reality, By Design.”

Razorpay Sprint 26An immersive journey into the future of AI-led payments. Razorpay Sprint26 is about 100+ product updates brought to life through 100+ scroll and click triggered interactions. The look: techno-futurist CGI, electric-blue 3D wireframe mesh hero paired with monospaced nav labels and oversized condensed grotesk on black. Its headline: “The all in one finance platform you’ve been looking for.”

USAvionixThe first agent in the air, built with the speed, range, and onboard intelligence to search vast areas on its own.

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/zeroz Brand SiteBrand site for /zeroz, a self-conditioning food born from Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.'s "Active Inner Resource" concept. Chapters unfold through 3DCG and immersive WebGL. The look: cinematic product minimalism, a single glowing packshot floating in dark green void with dramatic rim light and clean centred grotesque type.

CerebriumServerless infrastructure for real-time AI. Deploy voice agents, LLMs, and AI workloads with instant scaling, global regions, and built-in observability. Its headline: “scales with you">Real-time AI infrastructure that scales with you.”

Dragonfly ReduxEight years in crypto, Dragonfly brings access and influence to crypto teams with global aspirations to find adoption anywhere. The look: dark techno-brutalist, halftone-dithered black imagery, glowing orange display type and tiny crosshair/registration marks framing a boxed viewport.

Fauna RoboticsFauna built Sprout to redefine humanoid robotics around coexistence, not replacement. O0 scaled the core brand into a storytelling system, shaping him as a capable yet playful companion. The look: hyperreal product render, a single CGI robot bust lit like a studio product shot on a soft cream gradient, with only a small wordmark as graphic element. Its headline: “Capable, safe, fun. Robots for everyone.”

SuiSui is a Layer 1 blockchain platform for scalable Web3 applications and decentralized infrastructure. The new brand and website were created to reflect the Sui’s evolving ecosystem. The look: cinematic product render, a single studio-lit laptop floating on a dark plinth in blue gradient haze, screen carrying a glowing gradient and large grotesk headline. Its headline: “Where AI transacts.”

DeepBookCreating a design system, motion graphics, and website design for DeepBook, a decentralized trading platform built on Sui. Its headline: “The Home of DeFi. Built on Sui.”

ASTRODITHERAn audio reactive threejs webGPU experiment with TSL, custom fluid simulation, selective bloom, postprocessing, dithering, time warp and much more things i don't even remember. The look: cyberpunk vaporwave 3D, neon wireframe polygons and pixel-voxel hand glowing on black, like early vector-game CGI. Its headline: “AstroDither — Robert Borghesi LAB.”

DarknodeDarknode is a special division within Ukraine’s 412th Nemesis brigade, operating interceptor drones to neutralize enemy UAVs. We built a mission-like site blending minimal UI and stealth. The look: techwear streetwear brutalism, black-red duotone, crosshair overlays, coordinate readouts and condensed all-caps display type over a silhouetted crowd.

Moto FinanceThe website for Moto, a premium financial card for modern wealth. Designed to make the card feel worth carrying before you even apply. Its headline: “BUILT FOR MODERN WEALTH.”

The state of the gallerymesh3d - "The state of the gallery" is an overiew of the gallery in numbers and picks. What's catalogued, who is making the strongest Three.js work and what's at the top today. The look: dark WebGL techno-minimalism, huge thin grotesk headline split across a glowing green particle-fluid field on near-black, framed by tiny uppercase UI labels. Its headline: “A curated showcase of interactive, real-time Three.js experiences.”

Serve RoboticsHumanizing autonomous delivery. We crafted a high-performance digital bridge for Serve Robotics, turning complex tech into a confident, accessible experience built for human trust. The look: product-render minimalism, a single glossy 3D-rendered white robot centred on a flat pastel backdrop with no other elements. Its headline: “The future is here.”

MECHAMecha deploys physical automation into legacy industries. We created strategy, branding, and web design for them. Its headline: “Robotics will knock over the global economy. Mecha deploys physical automation into legacy industries.”

Sowieso WeroiDeal is becoming Wero: The new european payment system. Wero offers the samen safety and ease of us as iDeal but it's available across Europe. The look: corporate memphis, gradient sunset panel with thick-outlined flat paper planes and chunky rounded sans headline in a friendly startup-brand style.

ApechainApechain transforms blockchain into a cultural playground where discovery, gamification, and bold design turn complex Web3 infrastructure into an engaging, community-first experience. The look: video game console UI, a rendered 3D scene as hero art with carousel thumbnails, circular arrow controls and condensed all-caps overlay typography mimics a console store interface.

ZettaJouleZypsy created the full brand and website for ZettaJoule, a next-generation nuclear company building advanced reactors to deliver clean, reliable energy for heavy industry. The look: Silicon Valley product minimalism, photoreal chromed hardware render floating on a soft gradient with thin light sans headline, shown inside a device mockup. Its headline: “Clean Heat and Electricity to Power a World of Industrial Applications.”

WaabiWe designed and built an immersive, visually-driven digital experience for Waabi, bringing Physical AI to life through dynamic interactions and compelling storytelling. The look: cinematic tech minimalism, a full-bleed rounded video still of a truck at golden hour with large white serif headline and a floating pill nav. Its headline: “Built to think. Born to haul.”

Mosby's FilesA research-driven archive spotlighting the early American architects. The interface itself is a statement: a CSS-only skeuomorphic folder system where navigation is part of the concept. Its headline: “American modernism.”

Cleo AICleo isn’t a bank - and proud of it: an ultra-modern, silky-smooth, and very “un-bank-y” website for this AI financial genius that’s changing the world’s relationship with money. The look: cinematic app hero, a photoreal landscape backdrop with a floating device mockup and glassy translucent nav pills.

LongbowA premium web experience for Longbow Motors, creators of British EV sports cars. Clean UI, smooth animations, and bold typography perfectly reflect the speed of lightness. The look: luxury automotive editorial, studio-lit vehicle renders under a crosshair alignment grid, with an oversized condensed masthead, engraved serif pull-quote and small monospace spec text.

EDOLUSA cinematic WebGL journey into AI infrastructure. Pushing the limits of real-time 3D, immersive UX, and dynamic sound design. Engineered by Vertex3D.

IVRESS SPIN A TALEWhere human connections meet storytelling — the philosophy of IVRESS, woven into the future. The look: cinematic game art, a tiny lone silhouette on a vast dark stone viaduct, lit only by a distant glowing archway, rendered as a moody 3D game still.

CoffeeTech®CoffeeTech® produces industry-leading commercial, shop, and lab roasters, setting the gold standard in coffee roasting technology. The look: dark tech product launch, a spotlit 3D machine render floating on near-black with a large tight grotesk headline centred above it. Its headline: “Coffee Roasting Reinvented.”

VectrVectr — AI-driven precision staffing for critical outages. The look: isometric 3D tech render, a soft-lit clay-white isometric miniature diorama with glowing blue data particles sits on streaked blue light-speed gradients. Its headline: “The New Standard in Staffing.”

SSTR - Friction ReductionBrand, site and 3D for a friction-reduction company in oil drilling. Editorial minimalism that speaks the engineer's language: a modular grid, motion tuned to the hardware. The look: technical industrial modernism, chamfered panel over a blurred black-and-white photo, dotted grid, condensed grotesk with slash marks and a 3D machined part render.

Every site here won a Site of the Day or a Site of the Month. 181 carry this category; the 40 shown are the ones we hold full marks and a palette for, best score first. Scores, categories and each team's own description are published by Awwwards. Studios' own portfolios are excluded throughout.

How technology websites are designed

Technology Website Design in 2026

What sets them apart

Startups: the look a new company reaches for. 29% of technology winners, 11% of all winners.
Storytelling: the page walks you through something, in order. 31% of technology winners, 24% of all winners.
3D: objects with real depth, that you can turn or move around. 49% of technology winners, 38% of all winners.

What they share with every winner

Animation: things move. 58% of technology winners.
Scrolling: long pages you scroll down. 27% of technology winners.
Transitions: smooth changes from one screen to the next. 27% of technology winners.
Microinteractions: small reactions — a button answers when you touch it. 23% of technology winners.
Interaction Design: you handle it, rather than just read it. 22% of technology winners.

What they are built with

WebGL on 24% · GSAP on 23% · Three.js on 14% · Webflow on 12% · Figma on 8% of technology winners.

Technology website color palettes

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#FF5623
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#203727
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