Food Brand Website Design Examples
37 real sites · 997 sections
Levels
DoorDash
Misfits Market
Snack MagicThere are 37 food brand website designs here — live sites that are food brands, meal kits or grocers, including Levels, DoorDash, Misfits Market, Snack Magic and HelloFresh — cut into 997 sections. 97% use a light theme and 3% a dark one; the most common headline fonts are Tt Hoves (1), TTNorms Pro Cond Blk (1) and Font Grotesk (1). 27 of 37 open with a hero, 5 show pricing on the homepage and 8 carry testimonials.
At a glance
- Sites
- 37
- Sections captured
- 997
- Light / dark
- 97% light · 3% dark
- Top heading fonts
- Tt Hoves (1), TTNorms Pro Cond Blk (1) and Font Grotesk (1)
- Accent colours
- red 12neutral 7blue 6
- Most common sections
- features (34), hero (27), call to action (18) and statement (18)
- Top industries
- Food & Drink (28) and Lifestyle (7)
- Award winners
- 1 of 37
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What makes a good food brand website design
Food brands are appetite-first: big product photography, flavours and ingredients, where to buy or subscribe, and a brand voice that feels like the food tastes.
What these 37 food brand websites have in common
Measured from the captures, not opinion — use it to plan a food brand website against what already works.
Sections they use
34 include features, 27 include hero, 18 include call to action and 18 include statement. 15 answer objections with an FAQ and 18 (49%) close with a dedicated call to action. Read top to bottom, the most common running order is hero → features → statement → footer → showcase. Compare them side by side: features section examples, hero section examples, call to action section examples.
Type and colour
Light layouts lead (97% vs 3% dark). Headlines are most often set in Tt Hoves (1), TTNorms Pro Cond Blk (1) and Font Grotesk (1). The most common accent hues are red (12), neutral (7) and blue (6). Every example lists its exact fonts and hex palette on its page.
Page length
The average homepage here is about 6,970px tall at desktop width — roughly 8 screens of scrolling, with Levels the longest at 11,000px. Open any site to scroll the full-page capture and see where each section falls.
37 food brand website designs worth studying
- Levels — “Levels helps you understand how food, sleep, exercise, and stress affect your body, so you can make changes that improve energy, appetite, and long-term metabolic health.” 34 sections, headlines in Tt Hoves, light theme, palette #ffffff and #131413; the homepage runs hero → features → stats → testimonials.
- Zipline — “Zipline delivers food, groceries, and medicine in minutes with fast, reliable, zero emission delivery.” 3 sections, headlines in Fk Screamer, light theme, palette #f7f4e8 and #000000.
- DoorDash — “Get food, grocery, and retail essentials delivered fast. Shop same-day delivery from local stores and restaurants near you.” 9 sections, headlines in TTNorms Pro Cond Blk, light theme, palette #eb1700 and #ffffff; the homepage runs features → call to action → features → footer.
- Misfits Market — “Grocery delivery service building a better food system. Skip the store & get fresh vegetables, organic produce, dairy, meat & more delivered with Misfits Market.” 48 sections, headlines in Font Grotesk, light theme, palette #fff9ea and #2d2d2d; the homepage runs hero → features → statement → features.
- Thrive Market — “Thrive Market has everything you need to stock your pantry with organic, high-quality products. Shop food, bath and beauty, baby, and home goods here.” 18 sections, headlines in Work Sans, light theme, palette #ffffff and #ec6e55; the homepage runs hero → features → pricing → logo cloud.
- Dig — “Order healthy bowls, salads, and comfort food from Dig Inn. Enjoy delivery, pickup, and catering. Find a Dig Inn restaurant near you for fresh, seasonal meals.” 23 sections, headlines in Flama, light theme, palette #005740 and #1a1a1a; the homepage runs hero → features → call to action → testimonials.
How to use these references for a food brand website
Lead with the product at its most delicious, list flavours with ingredients, and make where-to-buy and subscribe the two clear actions. Start with Levels, DoorDash and Misfits Market, open each site at full size and compare their features and hero sections; every reference carries its palette, fonts and a build prompt you can paste into your editor.
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How this list is built: 37 sites from the UIDiscovery library that are food brands, meal kits or grocers, matched on each product's own title, description and headline copy, captured styles, colours and fonts. Ordered by popularity.
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