The phrase "a design site" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a website or online platform that focuses on design-related content, resources, or services.
Example: "I found a great design site that offers tutorials and inspiration for graphic designers."
Alternatives: "a design platform" or "a design website."
Mr. Appelbaum, Cliff Sirlin and Aaron Wallace, Internet entrepreneurs who have founded e-commerce businesses like Seamless and Project Décor, a design site, are Domino Media's owners, along with outside investors and Condé Nast (a name you will not see on the magazine's masthead, although the company is a "significant minority shareholder," they said).
The retailer launched a design site on Amazon, debuted an exclusive Disney collection, and started shipping home furnishings orders to Department of State employees abroad.
Collaborations so far have ranged from TED and the National Academies to Visual.ly, a design site where we finished a "Scale of the Brain" infographic competition last month.
Inappropriate solar radiation model selection for a specific design site is a major cause for inaccurate system sizing.
Founders Thomas Bell and Brandon Congleton came up with the idea when using custom design site Teespring - a ViralStyle competitor.
It's certainly a well designed site with a clever name.
Then, in early summer, he spotted a job posting for MAD Architects on a design Web site.
Allan Chochinov, the editor in chief of Core 77, a design Web site, remembered the first time he met Mr. Wong.
Even something as simple as a playfully designed site can nudge us to reveal more of ourselves than a serious-looking one.
In mid-November, he said, a newly designed site will roll out, which, like other online merchants, will incorporate a more simplified home-page design.
Writers' Nexus is a nicely designed site that aims to bring writers and publishers together.
