Out of the hundreds of web application frameworks and content management systems available, only a select few surface for the masses to see. The reason is – not everyone who use your framework have a creative eye for making good design. Of course the more people utilize your framework – the more creative your user pool get.

Take Django for instance. “Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design”. Though I never tried implementing it – here’s a list of 20 beautiful websites powered by Django:

http://shoporbitbaby.com/
shoporbitbaby

http://www.bedrijfscultureelabonnement.nl/
bedrijfscultureelabonnement

http://www.dobrota.in/
dobrota

http://www.onyxelectronics.com/
onyxelectronics

http://www.drguiloff.com/
drguiloff

http://rblmon.com/
rblmon

http://www.fitness-class.com.ua/
fitness-class

http://www.pbs.org/teachers/
pbs

http://www.webmasterpro.de/
webmasterpro

http://www.pauldeleeuw.tv/
pauldeleeuw

http://run-up.fr/accueil/
run-up

http://zyelabs.net/
zyelabs

http://www.bidsketch.com/
bidsketch

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/
berkeley

http://www.inkboxprints.com/home.html
inkboxprints

http://outings.ca/
outings

http://linux.pt/
linux

http://rottenetter.no/
rottenetter

http://www.gramyfair.pl/
gramyfair

http://www.sportsgirl.com.au/
sportsgirl

If you would like to see more websites powered by Django – visit: http://www.djangosites.org/.

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