How to Choose the Right Category for Your Website

Each website on we[dot]art is assigned a primary category and an optional subcategory to help users discover projects that match their interests.

When choosing yours, think about what your website mainly represents — your creative focus, audience, and how you want to be found.

Below you’ll find short descriptions of each category to help guide your choice.

Where Categories Appear

You can assign two categories to your website — a primary and a secondary one. The primary category plays the biggest role in helping your website get discovered on we[dot]art, as it determines where your website appears when users browse or explore the platform.

Selecting a Primary Category

For example, if your website focuses on photography, Photography & Visual Media would be the most fitting primary category.

When choosing the right category, consider:

Your website’s main purpose. Select the category that best represents the primary focus or content of your site.
Where your audience would search. Consider how users perceive your website — which section would they expect to find it in?
How similar websites are listed. Look at how comparable websites are categorized; users often return to familiar sections when exploring related topics.

Choose a category that truly reflects the essence of your website and what visitors will experience there.