I made the visual identity and website for re-FORMAT, an exhibition at the museum Z33 in Hasselt (BE). It’s an interactive platform on which you can build a custom exhibition publication by saving pages from the ‘DeepMind’.
All powered by Kirby
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Just re-did our website using the Landing theme and modified the theme it a bit to our requirements. We had a lot of fun working with Kirby, its just a blessing how well the engine is programmed. With the great help of @fabianmichael we got it up and running.
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I’ve recently been working on the relaunch of Glyphs, the font editor for Mac: https://glyphsapp.com
This is the first project I’ve joined where the site was already using Kirby — a nice surprise which cut out the need for my Kirby sales pitch!
Now being powered by Kirby 3, the site features hundreds of posts across different types including some that are written in multiple languages. This is the most complex Kirby build I’ve worked on so far and it performs brilliantly.
Thanks as always to the forum for its endless wisdom!
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@chriscorby That’s just brilliant. Great work!
Do you use the Panel for this project? If you do, it would be super interesting to feature such a complex (and beautiful) website on https://kirbysites.com/ with Panel screenshots.
@thguenther Thank you! Yes, it does use the Panel. I really like the concept for Kirbysites, so I’ll see what I can pull out 
I release Shuffle 3.0. You can check out here; http://www.aristotheme.com
Already It has 47 blocks and 137 section samples.
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Another one for the list: https://www.lebkov.nl
Did the front-end. Designed by a colleague. Again, no JavaScript.
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New website I designed and coded for Carlo
The website was released on march 1, just in time for the openings of cultural institutions after the Corona lockdown. We planned a booking system for events wich is now be used to register for the mandatory time slots.
I used Kirby’s default search „engine“ wich works surprisingly super fast (there are more than 300 pages to be searched) on a shared hosting service (Uberspace)
As an user tracking system I use Matomo without cookies to avoid the annoying cookie consent banners.
There was even a newspaper article with the title „A Touch of Hollywood“. 
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The entire website would not have been possible without the Layout field 
What is it?
The Venice Design Biennial is a permanent forum on design culture, connecting Venice to an international network of design leaders.
Every two years it takes the shape of diffuse design exhibitions in Venice, coinciding with the Architecture Biennale. Launched in 2016, it is divided between a thematic Main Group Exhibition and a series of Collateral Projects at unique locations across one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
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I rebuild my personal website to play with Kirby as a headless CMS and 11ty to build the static website.
Stack :
- Kirby Headless
- Kirby Block/Layout builder
- KQL plugin
- Janitor plugin
- Eleventy (SSG)
- Tailwindcss
- AlpineJS
- Vercel
I use Kirby templates as a preview mode before to deploy the static website.
Static website build and deployment on Vercel are made by a simple button clic in the panel.
The static files are automatically pushed on a Git repo and watched by Vercel for deployment.
Very happy of this solution, I’ve got the Kirby admin panel to manage my content and all the good thinks bringing by a JAMstack static website (security, performance, SEO friendly, simplicity …)
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very interesting stack setup!
Another one to showcase 
Stack
- Kirby
- Twig
- scss
- GSAP
- JavaScript
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Hi,
my first Kirby implementation MGV Urfeld is a ‘Webflow injection’ based on a previous WordPress theme. And I am so glad to throw all the WordPress ballast overboard!
The authors are exited about a super slim backend. What is still missing is the integration of the calendar with an automatic display of upcoming events on the homepage. I am very happy with Kirby.
Regards Stefan
Hello Guillaume, nice work. Je cherche une personne sur Genève pour discuter de Kirby, si cela t’intéresse, pour l’instant je connais personne, tout le monde semble encore être sur WP…
Hi,
I’ve rebuilt my Kirby theme, ZOON 2, with the Layout and Block fields, previously made with the Builder field.
I’ve replaced jQuery with vanilla javascript components and replaced icon-fonts for inline svg.
Theme performance has improved for both mobile and desktop:
Lighthouse score is in the range of 97–100.
I enjoyed working with the layout and block fields I believe this is, also from an editor point of view, a very nice way of working. This is coming from somebody who always thought that wysiwyg is evil and Kirby tags were the next best thing since sliced bread.
If you like, have look at the ZOON 2 demo site
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Our agency Beluga Digital recently launched a selection of sites, built through Kirby <3
https://www.nutritionhive.health/ is a health practitioner directory with smart filters to find professionals based on needs.
https://working-products.de/ is a conference website with UIKit, Airtable API integration, and interactive calendar functionality. It’s also multilingual in English and German.
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Me and my friend Axel designed and produced this website for Celine Petit and her enterprise Data Need Advice.
Feel free to check it out and to give me some feedback !
And just to be a little bit more fancy for the client we added some corresponding colors to the panel :
Bye
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I created this portfolio with Kirby for Andy Hardy, an Australian Photographer.
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Hey just launched Mango Media 2.0 built with Kirby. @bastianallgeier I wrote a blog article about Kirby which can be found here: Mango Media - 8 Reasons to use Kirby CMS
It is nominated for an award at the moment, I appreciate any votes: Mango Media 2.0 - Awwwards Nominee
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