The web design on HYBE official websites for BTS, Enhypen, and Le Sserafim is on the next level

They are like an immersive experience on their own

BTS: https://ibighit.com/bts/eng/

Enhypen: https://beliftlab.com/artist/profile/ENHYPEN

Le Sserafim: https://www.sourcemusic.com/artist/profile/LE%20SSERAFIM

They put all the information about each release in one place (album description, all concepts teasers, tracklist)

And it's so easy to look through everything, because all the photos and videos are embedded into the page and clicking lets you zoom in (to a slideshow)

And there's full translation in English, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese

They went above and beyond a regular professional website

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It's so gorgeous

If you go on Enhypen's discography pages there are even animations on the text

And by the way, Pledis groups websites (Seventeen, fromis_9) look a lot more typical

I know about NewJeans.kr too but I didn't include it since it's a different type of design

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Careful - people are gonna start calling you a Hybe stan.

But as a "amateur" connoisseur of good design, I think it's pretty well-thought out to really flow with the groups concept. I definitely appreciate that and the easy to find information like you point out!

Ok everyone, I am not a Hybe shill

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Oh those Le Sserafim ones look like

you can print it as photocard

When you click it just zooms in on the photo and has a slideshow of 5 other concept images

Quote from nevermindmejin

Interesting

I didn't get much about enhypen's artistry other than its meta about them being idols and celebrities but I feel like I understood it much better from going through their discography pages

Quote from jinaland

groups web page exist

For most they just have a small section on the company's website and it's more like a catalog or regular website

ex. Woollim, Cube, Starship

I dont think anyone has their own website other than hybe groups

Edit: Or I mean they do like JYP but I haven't seen them

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The last time I checked the website was when Gfriend was still around. Will check it out soon, tq!

I went into the wayback machine to see if I could find Gfriend's artist page but I couldn't. I'm guessing they didn't have this fancy stuff at that time

I forgot to mention TXT's website too

https://ibighit.com/txt/eng.

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Interactive map where you can click the location points to see concept photos

I'm not sure if this was part of the comeback teasers or only made for the website but either way, I didn't know this existed

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Seeing such attention to detail and innovation in web design is excellent. They have all the information about each release in one place, with photos, videos, and complete translations in multiple languages, making it easy for fans to keep up with their favorite artists. The designers behind these websites went above and beyond to create an unforgettable user experience.

You failed the turing test. And who in the world would have an avatar of a naked woman on Allkpop.com? I reccomend you try this instead

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Now can they give us better album covers?

If you're talking about Le Sserafim's new one. I feel like that's fine when it doesn't look beautiful but is related to the theme of the album. I feel like people's negative opinions were exaggerated, in the first place, album covers are typically quite simple. But well, not like I'm a fan of any of the groups to care XD

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Actually, I had BTS and TxT on my mind. But yeah, Lesserafim is another example. I find Hybe albums covers at best bland, at worst terribly cheap looking. I take it as another proof of how cheap Hybe is.

It seems to me like they just prefer having a simple logo or the name of the album, would you prefer the type where they have a shot of the group members, or just a little more creative way of writing the logo/album name