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Time has come for a new review at our blog and this time the topic has came to us pretty much by itself, without us having to look for it. Yeah, it’s the Hosting Con that has inspired us for a new review/rating. And since we are a design company we’re going to be analyzing the best Hosting companies’ websites designs.
Oh, and by the way, you have probably noticed that each time we’re working on reviews like this one there’s some interesting fact that we reveal. Well, this time Captain Revelation has also honored us with his presence and here’s what he helped us to reveal. As unbelievable as it may seem, the world’s top-performing hosting companies’ websites really suck. No really, they have awfully boring and outdated website designs that we don’t know how the audience tolerates. Wait, don’t ask us – we don’t know why (as a matter of fact we’re the ones trying to fight it with our premium hosting templates), but that’s a fact we will all have to live with.

However, there are websites that have made it to our Top list (by the way, the items here were kindly suggested by our dearest art-director named Mariarti, applause everyone!). Ok, here we go:

10. Pear Hosting

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9. Mans Hosting

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8. Neomezeny Hosting

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7. Surpass Hosting

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6. Albacom Hosting

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5. RackspaceCloud Hosting

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4. Masson Hosting

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3. Eleven2 Hosting

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2. Firehost Hosting

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1. MediaTemple Hosting

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BONUS PICKS

Plus there are several more designs that we think are worth attention due to certain design features but they aren’t exactly proper items for the Top list. So, here they are – as a little bonus:

Arkad Hosting

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Greenest Hosting

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HostDoDomu Hosting

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LittleOak Hosting

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WPwebhost Hosting

Well, that’s about it for now. Time to return to the preparations for HostingCon. By the way don’t forget to check back to TemplateMonster in a couple of days – there’s going to be something big starting the next Monday, you’re gonna love it.

Written by Edward Korcheg

Edward has been with TemplateMonster blog since 2009 and is a great fan of social media and web development trends (especially jQuery and HTML5). In fact, HTML5 along with retro trucks are his two biggest hobbies. He dreams of one day coding himself a retro truck using nothing but HTML5 Canvas tag.

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