One-Page Website Examples - 10 Low-Maintenance Sites That Drive Conversion

Falafel Inc is a food social enterprise based in Washington, D.C. The business serves falafels, hummus, and more, and in partnership with the World Food Programme, they help deliver aid to refugees. The website's single-page design covers the business's story, menu, press mentions, and reviews.

The straightforward design authentically conveys the business's commitment to simplicity. Visual elements stand out well with ample spacing against subtle background colors, and concise descriptions present key information in bite-sized portions.

Equinox Design is a product and web design service provider based in India that caters to clients across the globe. The business's single-page website features a dark background that makes a bold, confident impression and against which its white text elements stand out well.

As users scroll down the page, they are introduced to the business's USPs, past projects, services offered, and pricing, with a helpful FAQs section toward the bottom of the page. It also features CTAs to engage visitors, along with graphics to highlight the business's points of differentiation.

Beauty with Intuition, founded by licensed cosmetologist Love Cordero, offers specialized Russian Classic lash extensions and training for lash artists in Los Angeles. The website features service details, a gallery of transformations, and a selection of recommended products available through an Amazon storefront.

The single-page website champions subtle elegance with a combination of a sleek serif typeface similar to those popular with luxury fashion brands, well-composed, concise, and relevant content, a gentle color palette, and a clean, well-spaced layout.

Muse Group is a distributed software and education company in the music sector and has an international team spread across 25 countries. Their website walks users through its product offering and encourages user engagement in its gift giveaways and free subscription sections.

It further provides insight into the way the company operates, with ample imagery showing employees at work, adding a personal touch. Small animated elements add to an amusing user experience.

BWB Hospitality Company is a New York City-based venture that helps new hospitality businesses launch and established food and beverage companies to adjust to the markets and grow. Their website has a clean and professional design with a muted color palette and stylish food photography, adding a touch of elegance.

Small animated features add a dynamic character to this one-page website, which presents details about its services and staff in an easy-to-follow and logical flow. A selection of company logos showcases the businesses the BWB Hospitality Company has worked with, and a sign-up option to the BWB newsletter encourages engagement.

Urban Grounds and Gardens offers its services in the construction and maintenance of commercial gardens in Sydney. The simple design of the site lends itself well to a one-page website. The large hero banner features rotating images of the business's work, highlighting their quality and style.

An "about" section highlights the business services and the "meet the team" section creates a personal link between the customer and the business. The site details the services in-depth for both garden construction and maintenance, and clear contact details are available. The simple menu links the visitor to the correct section of the site.

Nola Muller is a Cape Town-based artist with a rich history of solo exhibitions. Her nature-inspired artworks are showcased on this one-page website in high-quality images. The site has a simple, minimalist design that removes any distractions from the artwork and only adds an artist's bio, exhibit history, social media, and contact form. There are simple headings that tell you exactly what to expect from the content, and the gallery offers basic filters to streamline what images you view.

Coffee Barker is a coffee bar in Cardiff that features a blend of New York's West End charm and Parisian elegance. The site features a minimalist layout, with concise information that provides all you need to know about the business. However, the different backgrounds and color schemes make the site seem disjointed, like pieces of different sites put together.

A sliding gallery provides high-quality images of the location and food, and the menu has clear pricing. While there are additional links, these go to different websites for other businesses under the company's umbrella.

Plant22 is a co-working space in Amsterdam-West that has a unique environment, including a garden, a meeting room, and only eight workstations. The site has a colorful grid layout that complements the business's goal to promote creativity and collaboration. The simple, minimalist design, is divided into four blocks: space, members, membership, and contact — a striking design that sparks creativity.

Clicking on a block expands it so you can see the available content, which includes high-quality images, member profiles, and pricing. The contact page offers the address and a link to email the company — and that's all the information needed for this business!

Upstate Laundromat is a modern service that aims to offer an elevated laundromat experience. The site has a great minimalist design that uses the available white space to deliver a seamless user experience.

The content is to the point and small icons rather than images complement the text. In fact, the only image is in the hero banner, but I didn't really notice the lack. The menu is easy to use and directs your attention to specific sections of the page, and the site even includes customer reviews and FAQs.