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Sites built on Bootstrap

Updated: 27 May 2022

Bootstrap is a dependable solution for responsive HTML/CSS layout, proven by time and by the largest technology companies in the world.

Put simply, Bootstrap makes sites work on phones and keeps them compatible with every current browser.

Bootstrap is free. You can use it on your own site exactly as the biggest and most advanced companies in the world do.

IT and technology companies

  • netflix.com — Netflix, the world’s largest online supplier of series and films
  • templates.openoffice.org — OpenOffice, the OpenOffice document template portal
  • gitlab.com — GitLab, one of the largest source code repositories in the world
  • ahrefs.com — Ahrefs, one of the most widely used SEO services in the world
  • etherscan.io — Etherscan, the block explorer for the Ethereum network

The world’s largest companies

The list of companies is taken from the Fortune Global ranking.

  • toyota.com — Toyota Motor, the largest car company in the world
  • volkswagenag.com — Volkswagen Group, the second largest car company in the world after Toyota
  • ford.com — Ford Motor, the third largest carmaker in the United States after GM and Toyota, and the second in Europe after Volkswagen
  • honda.com — Honda Motor, an international industrial company, Japan’s leading motorcycle manufacturer and one of the world’s ten largest carmakers
  • ge.com — General Electric, an American multi-industry corporation making everything from locomotives, power plant (nuclear reactors included), gas turbines, aircraft engines and medical equipment to a wide range of military hardware, from small arms and armoured vehicles to aerospace systems and nuclear warheads
  • verizon.com — Verizon Communications, a telecommunications company and the largest supplier of wireless services in the United States
  • cardinalhealth.com — Cardinal Health, an American pharmaceutical company
  • group.bnpparibas — BNP Paribas, Europe’s leader in the global banking and financial services market and one of the six strongest banks in the world
  • nissan-global.com — Nissan Motor, a Japanese carmaker and one of the largest in the world
  • chevron.com — Chevron, the second largest integrated energy company in the United States after Exxon Mobil and one of the largest corporations in the world
  • trafigura.com — Trafigura Group, a Singaporean multinational trading company dealing in metals, energy and oil. It ranks first among the world’s largest suppliers of metals
  • prudential.com — Prudential Financial, an American insurance and investment company made up of hundreds of subsidiaries, holding more than $2 trillion of life insurance
  • siemens.com — Siemens, a German group working in electrical engineering, electronics, power equipment, transport, medical equipment and specialised services across industry, transport and communications
  • bancosantander.es — Banco Santander, the largest banking group in Spain. Beyond Spain, Santander is among the leaders in the United Kingdom and in a number of Latin American countries, and is also present in the United States
  • enel.com — Enel, an international company from Italy generating and distributing electricity and gas
  • statefarm.com — State Farm Insurance, an American group of companies providing financial and insurance services. It has been the largest motor insurer in the United States since 1942
  • sony.co.uk — Sony Corporation, a Japanese multinational specialising in home and professional electronics, games consoles and other high-technology products
  • lloydsbank.com — Lloyds Bank, the largest retail bank in the United Kingdom
  • delltechnologies.com — Dell Technologies, an American multinational and one of the largest in information technology. Its products include personal computers, servers, smartphones, televisions, software, computer and network security, and information security services
  • lockheedmartin.com — Lockheed Martin, an American defence corporation specialising in aircraft, aerospace technology, shipbuilding, postal service automation, and airport infrastructure and logistics
  • fedex.com — FedEx, an American company providing postal, courier and other logistics services worldwide
  • hpe.com — Hewlett Packard Enterprise, an American IT company created in 2015 alongside HP Inc. when Hewlett-Packard was split in two
  • hp.com — HP Inc., an American IT company formed in 2015 alongside Hewlett Packard Enterprise in the same split, inheriting the personal computer and printer business. It is the legal successor to Hewlett-Packard
  • lufthansagroup.com — Lufthansa Group, Germany’s flag carrier and the largest airline group in Europe
  • rbcroyalbank.com — Royal Bank of Canada, the largest Canadian bank and the largest Canadian company, twelfth in the world by market capitalisation. Founded in 1864
  • americanexpress.com — American Express, an American financial company whose products include credit cards, charge cards and travellers’ cheques
  • pmi.com — Philip Morris International, one of the largest cigarette manufacturers in the world

Government sites

United States

  • fbi.gov — FBI, the Federal Bureau of Investigation
  • nasa.gov — NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • defense.gov — United States Department of Defense
  • irs.gov — Internal Revenue Service
  • ed.gov — Department of Education
  • hhs.gov — Department of Health and Human Services
  • hud.gov — Department of Housing and Urban Development
  • dol.gov — Department of Labor
  • va.gov — Department of Veterans Affairs
  • supremecourt.gov — Supreme Court of the United States
  • acus.gov — Administrative Conference of the United States
  • federalreserve.gov — Federal Reserve
  • ncpc.gov — National Capital Planning Commission
  • nsf.gov — National Science Foundation
  • dni.gov — Office of the Director of National Intelligence
  • opic.gov — Overseas Private Investment Corporation
  • rrb.gov — Railroad Retirement Board
  • cftc.gov — Commodity Futures Trading Commission
  • copyright.gov — United States Copyright Office
  • gpo.gov — Government Publishing Office
  • idaho.gov — the official site of the State of Idaho
  • myflorida.com — the official site of the State of Florida
  • delaware.gov — the official site of the State of Delaware
  • kentucky.gov — the official site of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
  • michigan.gov — the official site of the State of Michigan
  • mt.gov — the official site of the State of Montana
  • nebraska.gov — the official site of the State of Nebraska
  • nj.gov — the official site of the State of New Jersey
  • oregon.gov — the official site of the State of Oregon
  • tn.gov — the official site of the State of Tennessee
  • wv.gov — the official site of the State of West Virginia
  • wisconsin.gov — the official site of the State of Wisconsin
  • visitusa.org.uk — Visit USA, the official tourism site about the United States

United Kingdom

Other countries

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