Jekyll site showcase

The official Jekyll website — naturally built with Jekyll itself.

The official Bitcoin project site — one of the most visited Jekyll sites on the web.

Official site of the Ruby on Rails framework, the language Jekyll is built on.

Free, open-source reference guide that explains how to use Markdown.

A free visual guide to the most popular CSS properties, with illustrated examples.

Learn HTML by example — a free visual guide to every HTML element.

GitHub's tool to help developers choose the right open-source license.

GitHub's guides for launching and growing open-source projects.

Official website of the Ruby programming language.

Official site for Neovim, the hyperextensible Vim-based text editor.

The web scaffolding tool for modern web apps — clean Jekyll site on GitHub Pages.

GitHub's framework for building apps that automate and improve workflows.

Personal blog of Jekyll's creator — fittingly, still powered by Jekyll.

A leading Jekyll CMS platform — of course their own site runs on Jekyll.

Geospatial data and mapping company whose site is a long-running Jekyll example.

The official site for Bundler, Ruby's dependency manager — a classic Jekyll + GitHub Pages site.

Official US government resource on plain language guidelines and writing standards.

The US government's single sign-on service — secure, accessible, Jekyll-powered.

The design system used across US federal government websites.

GitHub's open-source design system — components, guidelines, and tokens, built with Jekyll.

Official site for the Sass CSS preprocessor — a long-running, open-source Jekyll site.

The JavaScript task runner's official site — minimal and clean, hosted on GitHub Pages.