48 great ways to design lists in web design

We’ve collected 45 examples of great list design on web pages.

They all have great attention to color, spacing, background/foreground relationship, and general style. Some lists use icons, while some use other means of communicating and separating list items. Some are vertical, while some are horizontal. Some consists of boxes, while some are floating in free space.

Either way, they are all elegant and beautiful. Enjoy the Lists screenshot collection!

Published on 9 Feb, 2010

Designing for push and pull in web design
Written by toxboe on Dec 4, 2011
The profession of improving usability asks how we best help our users fulfill their goals. The goal and task orientation of usability is carved into stone in the ISO standard definition for what usability is. There is however a part of the usability profession that can’t be concerned with a clear goal. Continue reading 6 comments
Optimization vs innovation
Written by toxboe on Oct 24, 2011
You might have tried it before: as you incrementally tweak your web application with small changes, you can’t seem to convert your users any better. It seems as if you’ve hit a dead end. A large number of A/B tests and multivariate testing seem to have found the best working solution. Is the essence of my application just not good enough to convert better? Continue reading 1 comment

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