Noupe Editorial Team April 14th, 2008

63 Impressive Website Background-Images: Trends, Resources and Tutorials

Web designers compete to impress visitors with distinctive and appealing visual elements. Background images are one of those visual elements that when designed properly, can create an amazing atmosphere and convey the style the designer has chosen.

In this post you will see how web designers had carefully created background images to influence how the websites is visually distinct but considerate of their goals in engaging and facilitating the design elements and content.

We have hand-picked background image resources and tutorials one can use to create amazing background images for the next website design.

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Stunning Examples and Trends

Let’s take a look at some great website designs that are very well engaged to the background images

1) Viget/Extend


2) Jazz Clubs


3) Viget/Inspire


4) Straw Poll Now


5) Hebatec


6) Legendary Aircraft


Plain and Simple

7) Lukasz Tyrala


8 ) Subdued


9) Singularity Concepts


10) Eddidit


11) Not Your Average Joe


12) Cubeclub Chemnitz


13) Otramancha


14) Peminoz


15) Time For Cake


16) Dale Harris


17) Kutz Town


18) BootbB


19) Springtime


20) Level Opacity


21) Eleven3


22) Swell Guys


23) Point Of E


24) Abduzeedo


25) Avalonstar


26) Pangaea Festival


27) Team Green Online


28) Deadmetropolis


29) Juxt Interactive


30) Introzo


31) Scoutingforgirls


32) David Hellmann


Where can you find background images?

Below you will find regularly updated online libraries and resources featuring hundreds of textures, patterns, brushes and images. They’ll come in handy when creating Photoshop brushes or your own background images.



Further Resources for Background textures and patterns

How to Control element backgrounds with CSS


Creating Your Own Backgrounds Photoshop and Illustrator Tutorials

Background images Generators

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