Sample Grav Sites

One more Grav site: http:/www.uniformesdefutbol.us

nice website @dannisbet

link to mine here: http:/www.uniformesdefutbol.us

Nothing spectacular, we used the wonderful Agency theme.

https://www.contentkraft.rocks

https://onlinemba.mason.wm.edu

http://www.woodyourlook.com

Here's our site running Grav for the blog. Custom theme.
https://www.slidecraft.com/

I'll add both of mine that are on Grav...both are ports from another platform, but the speed difference and functionality is night and day:

1) https://www.intothelightus.org -- This was a donated site for a local non-profit addressing the realities of human trafficking. The Grav Admin panel is installed and available for their updates.

2) http://indieadjuster.org -- A blog and e-learning site created for the industry I work in.

Enjoy :-)

Wow some more great ones! I'm going to have to update the showcase on the getgrav.org site this week :)

I'll also add the website of my talent agency in France, built with Grav and online since yesterday! http://www.paulmassendari.com

that's a nice one too @paulmassendari

Here's one we just launched with a custom theme - http://www.milkriveroutfitters.com/

Another really nice one @juliezmt !

I tried GRAV and made this site AM Centro Assistenza, struggling a bit (no twig before...) from an HTML Bootstrap base template. Nothing spectacular but I enjoyed the freshness of GRAV and the fastness of result. Thank you and go on doing this great work, it's a breathe of fresh air!

I relaunched my portfolio website using GRAV. It is based on the Avoc HTML theme which I ported and adjusted to my preference. I optimized the page load times as much as I could and added some SEO features. Thx for the help here, I really enjoy using GRAV.

Stefan Helling | AudioVisual Engineering for Design + Architecture"

@stfn That is a very good-looking site, really like your projects.

https://presciense.com/ - based on the antimatter theme

Beginning in January, I created some sites with grav. It's been an awesome creative and learning experience! It's also been a strange year so far, with two clients expressing satisfaction with the design results - rightly so, I think - but finding no time make the site release ready, as regards content!

My jazzduo:
http://silklounge.nl

A therapist's site
http://annalogos.nl

NOT YET PUBLISHED
Architect's new site. I put a huge amount of work into this - especially integration into the CMS - and the design is rather different, so you get a sneak preview. Much of the content is unfinished and mainly for testing purposes, but you may get the idea. Mostly finished parts:
http://www.gillesvaneeden.nl/ami/work/ark
http://www.gillesvaneeden.nl/ami/work/metamorfose
http://www.gillesvaneeden.nl/ami/work/tue

I have been fiddling around for a few days, trying to learn Grav, Twig, Bootstrap and css all at once and have come up with our Nepali Children site.
There are still some rough edges especially on mobile devices.
I started of with Anitmatter and build my own theme from it.

After months of work and pushing the release date back because we never were quite satisfied with the site (content wise), we finally managed to get 2-ps-mixer.de online. As you can see, it uses the Antimatter theme which we modified a bit.

For example: If you look in 2-ps-mixer.de/rezepte and click on a recipe, at the bottom we changed the previous and next article buttons. We are actually using the wonderful code from another template TwentyFifteen. It works quite well with Antimatter, we think.

The content is exclusively done by us: We wrote the text, took the pictures and produced the video. It took a while but we think it turned out well enough.

Many thanks to the guys who keep Grav up to date.