How to Find Website Design Inspiration by Section
Redesigning a page and stuck on one section? Split the search instead of scrolling one giant gallery. This share gives you a focused site for each part of the page — navbar, hero, call to action, footer, and 404 — so you can go straight to the piece you are stuck on.
Each one is a small gallery built around a single section, which means less time wading through full-page screenshots and more time finding the component you actually need.

Tutorial
- Open https://navbar.gallery for navbar inspiration.
- Open https://supahero.io for hero section ideas.
- Open https://cta.gallery for call-to-action examples.
- Open https://footer.design for footer layouts.
- Open https://404s.design for 404 page designs.
Wrapping Up
That is five galleries, each aimed at one slice of a page, so you never have to sort through an entire site just to see how someone else handled a footer. Bookmark the ones that match the sections you build most, pull a few references before you start, then close the tabs and design. The list is short by design, so it is easy to keep in your head.
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