Top 5 Websites Built on JAMstack
Do you know Leonardo DiCaprio used JAMstack to build a website? And he is not the only one!
Well, now that JAMstack got your attention...We have previously talked about JAMstack web development so it should not be a surprise that everyone is using it to build websites.
Businesses having different priorities are also aligned with JAMstack web development and those that have chosen the JAMstack approach are certainly getting great results that are worth highlighting.
Here are the top 5 examples of JAMstack Websites in action:
1. Peloton
Peloton website sells bikes and treadmills packaged in-home classes depending on your location in the world.
This website uses React JS in the front-end for the users.
Of course, this website wouldn't be on the list if it wasn't using JAMstack!
JAMstack is smooth and performs well under pressure.
2. Logger MTS
Many developers think that "Static" websites are devoid to get animation on the website.
Logger MTS is one of the websites that perfectly proves them wrong, so we have included this website here.
Logger MTS website uses Hugo as a front-end generator and is smooth, fast, and still beautifully animated. This is an ideal example of headless web development that compromises on next to nothing and still gives all the benefits.
3. Louis Vuitton
We are including this website as we want to include examples of eCommerce websites running on JAMstack. Louis Vuitton fits very perfectly for an eCommerce website.
The front-end of this website uses VueJS.
This website's overall design shows that static web pages can have a flair of dynamism.
Overall, the website is easy to use and has a quick hassle-free checkout option for the customers.
4. Leonardo Dicaprio Foundation Website
Leonardo DiCaprio! We hope this name id familiar to you and should have got your attention.
Specifically, we are talking about the website made for his personal charity - the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation.
The website uses TakeShape.io as a front-end system.
The foundation has a long history and has used the JAMstack ecosystem for their based needs.
Thus, JAMstack is not visually boring, but it's fast to load and gives a smooth customer experience.
5. Fabuwood
Fabuwood's website is designed to sell luxury kitchen cabinets from their base in the USA. Their range might be small but their website doesn't pull any mistakes when it comes to content.
Fabuwood's website has the ability to find dealers via postcode. It’s the website can easily handle content updates and additions to their websites.
It uses Metalsmith and Webpack as a front-end and still loads wonderfully.
Conclusion:
JAMstack developers should take note that great websites don't mean to pay more for the website. The examples are reflected in this article and there is a broad range of what is possible with JAMstack.
While using the correct content management system and site generators the developers can focus on web-friendly technology. And by using JAMstack it's very easy to create a great-looking website.















