Continue exploring the '41 Websites with Great Design (Examples)' article by scrolling down and analyzing the next three website examples (numbers 14, 15, and 16). For each example, identify its 'Website Type', 'Design Characteristics', and what a 'real user' can accomplish on that specific website.
Scroll down the page to view the details for the next three website examples (14, 15, and 16). For example 14, 'Studio Airport', identify its 'Website Type', 'Design Characteristics', and what a real user can accomplish on its website. For example 15, 'Lemonade', identify its 'Website Type', 'Design Characteristics', and what a real user can accomplish on its website. For example 16, 'Woven Magazine', identify its 'Website Type', 'Design Characteristics', and what a real user can accomplish on its website. Synthesize the gathered information for all three examples.
The agent successfully scrolls down to reveal examples 14, 15, and 16. For 'Studio Airport' (Example 14), the agent identifies its 'Website Type' (e.g., 'Agency, Creative'), 'Design Characteristics' (e.g., 'Minimalist, Interactive, Animation'), and what a real user can accomplish (e.g., 'explore their portfolio of work through interactive elements'). For 'Lemonade' (Example 15), the agent identifies its 'Website Type' (e.g., 'Business, Insurance'), 'Design Characteristics' (e.g., 'Illustration, Storytelling, Conversational UI'), and what a real user can accomplish (e.g., 'get an insurance quote, understand their policies through engaging illustrations'). For 'Woven Magazine' (Example 16), the agent identifies its 'Website Type' (e.g., 'Magazine, Blog'), 'Design Characteristics' (e.g., 'Grid Layout, Photography, Responsive'), and what a real user can accomplish (e.g., 'read articles, browse photo essays, discover new content').