Every Nigerian website
worth looking at.

The archive holds 282 of them across 30 industries — Nigerian banks and fintech, fashion labels, galleries, record labels, agencies and designers’ own portfolios. There is no ranked list of the top Nigerian websites here, because a one-to-ten order is not something anyone could defend. Instead, browse them all and filter by what you are actually after: style, industry, colour, typeface or tech stack.

With a real browser, not a thumbnail service. Each site is loaded in Chromium at desktop size and again as a phone, cookie banners and newsletter modals are dismissed, and the page is shot top to bottom. That is why the mobile view is the site’s own responsive layout rather than a shrunken desktop capture. Palettes, typefaces and tech stack are read out of the live page in the same pass.

They are the third way in, alongside industry and colour: 13 tags such as Minimal, Editorial, Brutalist and Photographic. Style is the axis designers actually think in — and no site describes itself that way, so the tags are derived here and reviewed by hand.

Next.js leads with 80 of 282 sites, ahead of WordPress on 59 and Webflow on 36. The full breakdown measures which industries still lean on page builders.

There is no consensus. Inter is the single most common primary face and still leads on only 9% of sites — Nigerian web typography is unusually fragmented. The typeface study has the whole ranking.

Yes — free, and without an account. Every site offers a full-page JPG, plus a ZIP with that screenshot, a one-page branding sheet carrying the palette and typefaces, and the logo where one could be extracted (251 of 282 so far). They are reference material for your own work; the brands themselves stay their owners’, and the takedown form is one click.

Every site is re-captured quarterly and compared against its last capture, so a redesign is flagged rather than quietly overwritten. Domains that lapse or get taken over are caught and removed before they are served — more on how this is built.

There is no submission form; sites are chosen by hand. But if you designed or built something listed here, say so and it will be credited to you — naming the people behind the work is the point of this archive, not an afterthought. Removals are processed without argument. Both go through the same address.