Design Agency Website Features Section Examples

524 real features sections from 141 design agency websites

There are 524 features sections here, cut from 141 live design agency websites such as Rive, Spline and Jitter. 49% of the design & agency sites in the library have a features section, lower than the 78% across all websites. 70% of them are light-themed and the most common headline fonts are Aeonik (5), Inter (4) and Geist (4).

At a glance

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Features sections
524
Sites
141 of 290 design & agency sites (49%)
Library-wide
78% of all websites have one
Per site
3.7 on average
Light / dark
70% light · 30% dark
Top heading fonts
Aeonik (5), Inter (4) and Geist (4)
Accent colours
neutral 72blue 19red 17
Leading sites
Rive, Spline and Jitter

What makes a good features section on a design agency website

Feature sections work when each feature is a claim with proof — a screenshot, a number or a short demo — rather than three icons and a paragraph. Design studios treat the homepage as a portfolio: selected work, motion and a distinctive typographic voice. Compare these examples with features sections from every industry, or see the full homepages on the design agency website templates page.

What these 524 features sections have in common

On average each one carries 11.8 images or icons, 2.6 buttons and 5.7 links, plus 1.2 form fields. 26% sit on a dark background, and 71% are taller than half their width — most take a full screen or more. Headlines range from “Blanchiment dentaire à domicile” (Jacques Cie), “ONCE UPON A TIME” (Urbanjurgensen) to “AKA fix it yourself.” (Smooothy).

7 features sections worth studying

  • Rive — “PRODUCTS BUILT WITH RIVE REACH OVER 2 BILLION USERS WORLDWIDE”: Rive is the interactive design and animation engine behind products at Spotify, Duolingo, Disney, ESPN, LinkedIn, Google, and Fortune 500 automakers. Design, animate, and code interactive… (0 buttons, 32 images, background #111111).
  • Spline — “Agentic 3D Design, ready for production”: 3D Design A web-based, collaborative 3D design tool for production-ready, real-time interactive experiences — with an AI agent working alongside you. Learn more Familiar design tools… (0 buttons, 14 images, background #000000).
  • Jitter — “From idea to motion in seconds”: Animation, accelerated and videos at scale. Skip the blank canvas. Describe your idea and let Jitter AI generate editable animations, effects, and variations, ready for you… (0 buttons, 2 images, background #ffffff).
  • Wix Studio — “Set complex responsive behaviors with AI”: Create more intricate relationships between elements to optimize sections, with the click of a button—and tweak as needed. Start creating Explore all AI tools (5 buttons, 15 images).
  • Noho: Create spaces that put people at at ease with products that are intuitively designed for how we live, work and play. (0 buttons, 13 images, background #f1eee9).
  • Go — “Core, minimal icons”: The Helvetica of icons. Core is stripped to essential form with generous spacing. It's a timeless workhorse for interface design. Core Line 5,837 icons Core Solid… (0 buttons, 16 images, background #ffffff).
  • Otsuka Air: For / For / ON Work もう一踏ん張りしたい時に。 Sports スポーツ時のパフォーマンス発揮に。 Hobby 趣味の時間を思いっきり楽しむ。 Housework 毎日の家事を前向きに。 OFF Break 忙しい合間に短い時間でも一息を。 Holiday せっかくの休日はしっかりからだを休める。 Relax 1日の終わりに、こころもからだも安らぎを。 Rest いつもの夜に、深いくつろぎを。 (0 buttons, 16 images, background #ffffff).

How to use these features references

Count how many features each section shows and how each is proven — screenshot, number or demo — and keep yours to the three that matter most. For a studio or agency, notice how the work is presented large and the copy kept short. Start with Rive, Spline and Jitter, click a section to open it at full size and copy its build prompt, palette and fonts.

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