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One of the ways they fulfill their “education” promise is through this recipes blog. On their ‘Our Story’ page, they write: “We share the tools, education and community people need to access, cook and eat nutritious, whole food.”

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They sell fresh flour free of chemicals through a beautiful Shopify store. Janna Bishop and Shira McDermott started Flourist in 2013 to celebrate grain and beans in their purest form. Overall, Deem is a perfect blog example to draw inspiration from. In contrast, this article uses a black background and a simpler white font to fit the art and the topic of the story: For example, here, the background color is a light shade of brown, the font color is brown, and the font is ITC Cheltenham Pro: The body text font size is a bit large for my liking but readable.īesides, I love how the whole style of the post changes depending on the topic/graphic used.

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The body text is well-structured with headings and paragraphs, plus there are visuals (where necessary) that act as a visual break point for readers. Then there’s some introduction (either of the topic or the person) in big fonts that give credibility/pull necessary for the reader to get involved in the story.

The blog post pages start with a title on the left and the cover image on the right.

Each column item includes a beautiful artsy vertical cover image, the blog post title, and a CTA - you can click on any of them to view the blog post.

The landing page neatly shows all blog posts in a three-column layout.

The site’s blog is aptly named “Stories”.

This website’s planner/designer nails everything about the blog, from the name to the blog landing page and post page design: They feel that design is everywhere and cover topics that combine design with people, brands, and the world overall. You’ll find multiple styles of different types of blogs, including lifestyle blogs, photography blogs, company blogs, travel blogs, food blogs, fitness blogs, and more.ĭeem is an online journal and blog that’s explorative of all topics related to design. This is a collection of blog examples that I believe are great for blog design inspiration. Also, add a search bar, tags, and categories to make discovering blog posts easy. Go with a clear (yet on-brand) font, an easy-to-read font size (16px-20px), typical content area width (600px-800px), and an obvious blog structure (featured posts or recent posts at the top). A good blog design tells a story-but it is also conventional and makes reading comfortable.ĭon’t design something so unusual that it confuses readers! Remember, though: The storytelling quality of a blog design should never obscure or get in the way of reading the blog. A whimsical, cartoonish parenting blog suggests fun and relatability. A simple, austere tech blog can communicate seriousness and clarity. A good blog design becomes a part of the stories you tell.

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