Award-winning React websites
judged by Web Design Awards.
Browse 34 award-nominated websites that declared React as part of their stack - collected, judged, and indexed by the Web Design Awards jury.
React remains the most widely adopted JavaScript library for building modern web interfaces, and award-winning React websites reflect its maturity. The best React sites on this list demonstrate seamless component architecture, fluid animations, and performant rendering - achieved through careful state management and optimized re-renders. Explore these top-ranked React websites to see how leading teams are pushing the boundaries of what's possible with component-driven design.
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What is React?
React remains the most widely adopted JavaScript library for building modern web interfaces, and award-winning React websites reflect its maturity. The best React sites on this list demonstrate seamless component architecture, fluid animations, and performant rendering - achieved through careful state management and…
How many React websites are nominated for a Web Design Award?
There are currently 34 nominated websites that declared React as part of the build. The list updates continuously as new nominations are judged.
How are React websites judged on this site?
Every nominee - regardless of stack - is judged on craft, usability, performance, and innovation. The technology field is informational; it does not affect scoring. See the judging rubric for the full criteria.
Which agencies build with React?
You can browse studios that ship React work in the agency directory. Agencies are listed when their nominated work declares React in the stack.
Is this list updated for 2026?
Yes. The React index is regenerated continuously and reflects all nominations published as of September 2026.
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