Editor’s note:
This post is written by Julia Blake, a young passionate blogger interested in web design and everything connected with it. Currently, she works with MotoCMS – a progressive website builder.
Sports related websites are of many types: sport clubs, news portals, personal pages, fan clubs and sportswear brands. The main factor to unite all these sites is sport, but their web designs have no limitations or strict rules. The majority of sport news sites are very content-heavy and it is a big challenge to make them look simple and attractive. Personal pages are usually modern and creative, but the balance of style and simplicity should be achieved as well.
This post covers websites of many categories and I would love to share them with you. I picked the themes not by their popularity or business success, but how they express drive, motion, energy and the personality of their owners.
This website design is made in prevailing dark colors and uses a photographic background. It is expressive and captivating.
What we have here is a website with a splash page and a pretty cool overall design. Dark background with a picture on it looks inviting.
Cleveland Golf Company Website
This black and white website with a large home page has many up-to-date features – a jQuery slider is among them.
I find this website highly functional. There is a drop-down navigation menu, user-friendly products catalog and easy-to-use search box. A splendid design makes this theme inspiring and powerful.
This a bit old-fashioned website captured my attention due to a theme-like design with numerous baseball equipment pictures and parchment styled pages.
Cannondale Bicycle Manufacturer Website
This website is adorable due to its background slideshow and easy-to-navigate thanks to the vertical menu bar.
Here we see a site with an exclusive dark design, mysterious background pattern and illustrated navigation menu.
I love this theme for its vivid and vibrant imagery. Background slideshow is accompanied with a grid-based photo gallery.
DMT Cycling Shoes Producer Website
I highly appreciate this site for the imagery use – the design consists of pictures mainly, plus they are changing one another in a creative manner.
This design created as a personal page is great for the combination of rather conservative look and awesome sense of style.
This up-to-date theme is equipped with a large jQuery slider, which moves from page to page together with users. I like its dark design.
This single page website is simple yet impressive. 3D images of sportsmen are what I like the most about it.
Here is a website with a powerful black design and a large neutrally-colored Footer. The background is exciting.
It is a truly awesome website. An organized layout with a big jQuery image slider and sliding gallery makes the homepage eye-catchy.
Hawkeye Sports Athletic Website
I added this black and yellow website to this list, because it is content-heavy and multi-functional yet attractive. The template is filled with media files, which are arranged in cool video and photo galleries.
This personal web page has a great look, because of the dark textured background and structured layout. Moreover, this site is definitely user-friendly.
Manchester City Football Club Website
This website demonstrates a pleasing design made in different shades of blue. The site is bright and highly illustrative.
This content-rich theme is created in traditional black and white color scheme and is a true example of informative but thrilling sports websites.
This web design demonstrates a wise use of page space, while the theme is developed with accurate boxes and blocks for the content. It is a nice site to look at.
I consider this theme to be an appealing design because of the stylish appearance and original background look.
That was my choice of great designs, now it would be a pleasure for me to know what your best loved sports related sites are. Comments below are highly appreciated.
Author: Noemi Twigg
Editor of Splashpress Media, writer, and geek bitten by the travel bug. You can follow her on Twitter @noemiruth.
