The Best Blog Examples Of 2026
Written by
andrew biernet
In this collection, we share a whole variety of blogs — variety in terms of:
- Types of blogs: lifestyle blogs, photography blogs, company blogs, ecommerce brand blogs, travel blogs, food blogs, fitness blogs, personal blogs, and more.
- Platforms they use: Some blogs are made with general-purpose website builders like Squarespace and Wix, some use CMSs like WordPress, and some have preferred specialty blogging platforms like Ghost.
- Design: All blog designs are simple and comfortable enough that they do not hinder the reader’s experience. Yet, they have different presentations and relevant design styles that match the stories told. For example, a finance blog will have a simple, austere design to communicate seriousness and clarity. A parenting blog will be whimsical and cartoonish to suggest fun and relatability.
- Success: Depending on the example, blog success means a different thing. Some blogs in this collection nail SEO and get massive organic traffic, while some are personal and only read by friends and family. Some are there to showcase authority to potential clients, while some are there for the education of existing customers.
- Monetization: Some blogs are monetized with ads and affiliate links, while some sell a product or service. And some are not monetized at all.
1. Design & Social Impact Journal: Deem
Deem is an online journal and blog that’s explorative of all topics related to design. They feel that design is everywhere and cover topics that combine design with people, brands, and the world overall.
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Meiwen is a professional designer and photographer who features travel, people, editorial, and interior photography. We have included Meiwen’s website in multiple collections, including photography website examples, service website examples, Squarespace portfolio examples, and more. Here it is once again due to its excellent blog design.
Kelsey is a copy and brand messaging consultant who also provides done-for-you copywriting services. She started as a newspaper journalist and has borrowed the interview-inspired writing style from there in her copywriting career.
CONCEPTKICKS showcases the latest developments in the footwear industry. They spotlight different artists’ designs, concepts, and samples throughout their social media and other communication channels, including blogs.