Careers Website Design Showcase: 10 Live Examples
Ten live careers websites. One scroll.
Walk through real designs by Uber, SAP, General Motors, Verizon, Warburtons and five more Happydance customers. Flip the stills, watch the footage and feel what a premium candidate journey looks like.
By the Happydance team. Captured 2 November 2026.
Choose your route
Ten chapters, ten moods. Swipe the poster wall, pick the brand that sparks your interest and jump straight in, or simply keep scrolling from the top.
With scripts on, you also get a guided tour, scroll footage in every frame and a chapter map. Without them, every still is right here on the page.
- 01Uber
02SAP
03General Motors
04Verizon
05Warburtons
06Pinterest
07Canva
08Grab
09MGM Resorts
10Domino's
Ten careers websites, ten different moods
Each chapter shows the live careers website at desktop and phone size, then two more stills from further down the page. Every link opens the real thing.
Uber
A near-black stage, a full-bleed portrait and one confident line: We're not fairy godmothers. Big, calm storytelling that lets the people lead.
- A full-bleed hero portrait with the headline set large and left aligned
- Oversized type that crosses the screen as you scroll
- A dark palette that lets the photography glow
Visit the live careers websiteMore technology careers websites
SAP
Clean, bright and confident. Search and an early careers route sit up front, then bold colour panels change the pace.
- Two clear buttons in the hero: search jobs and explore early careers
- Bold colour panels, with Bring it. Build it. numbered 01 and 02
- A Find your path at SAP section with four routes in
Visit the live careers websiteMore technology careers websites
General Motors
Search comes first and the vision comes through in big type. Better is only the beginning, with job and location search right in the hero.
- Job and location search sitting inside the hero
- A vision of zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion, set in large type
- A carousel of the brands people love, with Chevrolet front and centre
Visit the live careers websiteMore automotive careers websitesRead the General Motors case study
Verizon
Welcome to the V Team Life. Verizon red and bright yellow outlines give real people photography room to shine.
- Search sitting inside the hero
- Red panels with yellow outlines that frame the photography
- A We invest in you section built around real people
Visit the live careers websiteMore telecoms careers websites
Warburtons
It's how we roll. A proud, warm, orange world with big friendly type and the people who bake the bread.
- Two clear buttons in the hero: apply for jobs and life at Warburtons
- We don't knead to boast, with proud facts in bold tiles
- Orange, cream and big friendly headlines throughout
Visit the live careers websiteMore retail, hospitality and consumer careers websites
Create the career you love. A white, airy page and a mosaic of real photography that feels like a well loved board.
- A mosaic of real photography beside a big, friendly headline
- Generous white space that keeps the page light
- A Meet Bill Ready, Pinterest CEO moment with a portrait
Visit the live careers websiteMore technology careers websites
Canva
Design your future with Canva. Purple and teal gradients, rounded photo tiles and a headline that practises what it preaches.
- A vivid purple and teal gradient hero
- Rounded photo tiles of real people around the headline
- Join our mission to empower the world to design, with key words picked out in colour
Visit the live careers websiteMore technology careers websites
Grab
Do work that moves millions. A fresh green page, a collage of real people and lime-green highlights.
- A collage of employee photography beside the headline
- Search by keyword and location in the hero
- Lime-green highlights that pull the eye to roles and teams
Visit the live careers websiteMore technology careers websites
MGM Resorts
We exist to entertain the human race. A dark, cinematic page with tall photo cards for each part of the business.
- Tall photo cards for career areas such as Entertainment and Event Production, Facility Maintenance and Food and Beverage
- Job and location search under a bold statement
- Iconic destinations shown in a gallery of resort photography
Visit the live careers websiteMore retail, hospitality and consumer careers websites
Domino's
Join the Domino's team. Brand blue, white and red make three clear routes in: stores, supply chain and corporate.
- Three big routes into the business: store jobs, supply chain jobs and corporate office jobs
- A Life at Domino's video moment with a play button
- A bold blue and red brand palette used with confidence
Visit the live careers websiteMore retail, hospitality and consumer careers websitesRead the Domino's case study
Six design moves behind the work
Look closely and the same craft shows up in every chapter, however different the brands feel.
Story first, route always close
Every hero pairs a feeling with a clear way into the jobs, whether that is search, three big routes or two simple buttons.
Made for the phone
The posters on this page are real phone screens, so you can see how each careers website looks on the device many candidates use.
Brand faithful, fully content managed
Everything is content managed, including multilingual content, favicons and graphics, so each team shapes its own careers website.
Motion with manners
Movement is there to guide, never to get in the way. It switches off for visitors who ask for less motion, and this page does the same.
Fast by design
Speed is part of the design. See the leaderboard figures below for how Happydance customers compare.
Independent teams
Customers have reported up to 40 hours a month saved because they manage things themselves.
What the numbers say
Beautiful has to be fast and accessible too. In our careers website performance leaderboard of 101 large-company careers websites, Happydance customers lead.
Sample disclosure: 101 careers websites, of which 61 are Happydance customers, 38 are Fortune 100 companies and 2 are wild cards. Scores are Lighthouse results for mobile and desktop, out of 800. It compares customers with large-company careers websites, not the whole market.
See how we design them
Behind every chapter is a process of research, brand listening, design and build. Read how we design careers websites, then come back and watch the footage again with fresh eyes.
Keep exploring
Want to go deeper? Start with the written lessons, the scored rankings or the hard data behind the designs.
Design showcase questions
What is the Happydance design showcase?
It is a guided tour of ten live careers websites built on Happydance, with desktop and mobile stills and scroll footage of each one, captured on 2 November 2026.
Are these real, live careers websites?
Yes. Every one is a live careers website run by a Happydance customer, and every link goes to the live site. The names, logos and designs belong to their owners.
Can my careers website look like these?
Yes. Each design is built around the employer's own brand. Everything is content managed, including multilingual content, favicons and graphics, so your team can manage it all itself.
How do these careers websites work on mobile?
Each one is a live careers website you can open on your phone. The posters on this page are real phone screens, captured on 2 November 2026, so you can see how each design looks on a mobile.
How fast are Happydance careers websites?
In our leaderboard of 101 large-company careers websites, the 61 Happydance customers average 72.5 for mobile Lighthouse performance against 41.9 for the others. It compares customers with large-company careers websites, not the whole market.
How do I get a design like this for my team?
Book a demo and we will walk through designs like these with you. You can also start with the free careers website audit to see where your own careers website stands today.
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Book a demo and see how a design like these could look for your brand, with no obligation.
Book a demoGet a free careers website auditScreenshots and footage were captured from the live careers websites on 2 November 2026, so what you see today may differ. All names, logos and designs belong to their owners and appear here to show the work of Happydance customers. Links to customer sites are nofollow.