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Sticky Navigation: The header stays at the top as users scroll down, making it easy to access links without scrolling back up.

Mega Menus: When hovering over navigation items, large dropdowns with multiple subcategories appear, commonly used in e-commerce sites like Amazon.

Search Bar Integration: Websites with a large number of products or articles (e.g., news websites) often integrate a prominent search bar into the header.

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Right Sidebar: Typically used in blogs to display additional content such as recent posts, tags, or advertising.

Left Sidebar: Often reserved for vertical navigation menus on dashboard interfaces (e.g., admin panels).

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Three-Column Layout: Often used for blogs and news websites to display content, a sidebar, and ads or widgets in an orderly manner.

Card-Based Layout: Information is presented in card-style boxes (e.g., image with title and description), commonly used by social media platforms like Pinterest or Instagram.

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Expanded Footer: Instead of just a few links, some websites have comprehensive footers with columns for About, Contact, Legal, and Social Media icons.

Sticky Footer: Used on certain platforms where the footer remains fixed at the bottom of the page, useful for always-visible contact or signup buttons.

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Full-Width Hero Image or Video: The hero section takes up the entire width of the screen, often containing a key message or a call-to-action button.

Sliders/Carousels: Display multiple pieces of content in rotating slides, used to show promotions or features.

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Whitespace: Emphasizes clarity, reducing distractions and improving readability.

Limited Color Palette: Focuses attention on key elements.

Few Elements: Prioritizes simplicity and ease of navigation.

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Primary and Secondary CTA: Websites often have a prominent, brightly colored primary CTA (e.g., "Sign Up") and a secondary CTA (e.g., "Learn More") for users not ready to commit.

Floating CTA: A CTA that floats or sticks at the bottom of the page as you scroll, often used in mobile-responsive layouts for accessibility.

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Responsive Elements: Prioritizes thumb-friendly navigation, optimized touch targets.

Stacking Layouts: Elements rearrange in a vertical layout for mobile viewing.

Efficiency: Quick loading times and minimal design for better mobile performance.

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Uses dark backgrounds with light text for a modern, sleek look.

Reduces eye strain and can save battery on OLED screens.

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Avoids gradients and textures for a clean, 2D appearance.

Focuses on usability with simple icons and bold colors.

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Embraces a raw, unpolished look with bold, oversized fonts and basic elements.

Often used to stand out and give a "no-frills" vibe to a website.

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Bold Headlines: Typography becomes the main focus, often in oversized, bold fonts.

Minimal Visuals: Relies more on text than images to convey the message.

Readability: High legibility with clear, contrasting fonts.

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Combines flat design with soft shadows to give elements a subtle 3D look.

Creates an elegant and tactile feel, often used for buttons or cards.

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Uses custom illustrations or hand-drawn elements to add a playful and unique visual style.

Often used to create a more personable, creative, or brand-focused experience.

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Responsive Elements: Prioritizes thumb-friendly navigation, optimized touch targets.

Stacking Layouts: Elements rearrange in a vertical layout for mobile viewing.

Efficiency: Quick loading times and minimal design for better mobile performance.