Personal Websites 2.0

A comprehensive list of personal websites that help makers to get the design inspiration, understand the perfect tech stack, execute & save dozens of hours for their own site.

⚡ Copies Sold: 365+

You can use the list to:

🚀 design your personal website by taking inspiration from industry-leading experts

🚀 decide which tech stack is the most suitable for your needs

🚀 reach out to the listed person for collaboration or help

🚀 get amazing content ideas

🚀 build your strong personal brand

Plus lots more value!

Currently, the list contains:

⚡ Person’s name

⚡ Website URL

⚡ Category or profession

⚡ Primary technology used

⚡ Secondary technologies

⚡ Web hosting provider

⚡ Fonts used

⚡ Colors used

⚡ Twitter profile

⚡ Facebook profile

⚡ LinkedIn profile

⚡ Instagram profile

⚡ GitHub profile

⚡ Location

⚡ Screenshot of the website

📢 We will be adding other possible data points and hopefully, 100s of more sites to the list.

And if you buy now, you will get all the future updates for free.

With the premium plan, you will get:

• 15 data points
• 150+ websites
• Search, sort, and filter
• Airtable base format
• Notion database format
• Free future updates

With the free plan, you will get:

• 3 data points
• 50+ websites
• Search, sort, and filter
• Airtable base format

Why did we create this? The back story:

We (Deepak & Bikash) have been working on building our own personal websites for over 3 months and have collected these sites for reference. (That's a different thing that we got distracted by other shiny things and forgot about it.) 🧑‍💻

After collecting 100 websites, we thought why not help others too. And, we launched "Personal Websites 1.0" and received an overwhelming response from the Product Hunt makers' community. Also, we received a lot of requests for including more data points like the tech stack to use, the social handles, etc.

We created the list to help other makers save time and have their personal websites speak for them loudly. We've spent 150+ hours working on it, so you can focus only on the good things.