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Current design trends have completely changed the concept of web design in the past few years, and they will continue to develop in full swing for at least the next year. We have already come into contact with vertical scrolling, flat design, retro color matching, minimalist color matching, and slide animation display. Of course, responsive design is the top trend.
Recently we have seen transparent slide shows and long projection designs. In the case of this article, we will see that these trends have had a huge impact. They have subverted the previous skeuomorphic design and become a new one. The current of the wheel. With the expanded use of mobile devices, designers' responsibilities have become increasingly important. How to inject creativity into new design trends is a key point.
CSS Design Award, January 5, 2013
This combination contains a lot of the current moment The design is on trend and it shows off seamlessly. It has a grid-layout landing page that jumps to the corresponding content block when you click on a link. The page is very clean.
Awarded on January 1, 2013
The text on the homepage of the website is two-line typesetting . The red part is changing. The first line is composed of white static "Paper Tiger" and pink fonts. The pink fonts will flip and change, and the fonts include "Develops/Consults/Designs". The static white font on the second line is "for the" and the dynamic red font is "Brand Message/Business Goal/User Experience". So the whole sentence contains many combinations. The background is an animated image of a vinyl record playing. This is a well-thought-out website homepage. The color scheme is black, white and red, which is classic.
Awarded on December 31, 2013
This is a single-page vertical scrolling design website . The designer on the landing page blinks his glasses. When you scroll down the page, you will see a set of content in a black and white grid layout. At the bottom of the page are the designer's feet. The message of this website is that designers hold up their own one-page website! Very valuable.
Css Design Award, December 26, 2013
This website has a very nice vertical scrolling effect. There is also a triangle-based grid layout in the middle. The entire website is very simple, generous and beautiful.
Css Design Award. December 12, 2013
The website’s landing page is an animated scene of office work from Etec Minds. The homepage has a nice vertical scrolling effect, as well as some pleasantly flat design. It is not a responsive website, but it has a dedicated mobile version for mobile devices.
CSS Design Award, December 9, 2013
The homepage of this website is very interesting! All the elements are in the form of line drawings, but they are not messy at all, but very beautiful.
Awarded on December 8, 2013
Infinite scrolling, responsive website. Flat design. Grid layout. One word: cool!
Awarded on November 27, 2013
The landing page of this website has a geometric shape flying around animation. As you scroll down, you will find that all elements are designed to be small and exquisite. Flat design. There are 4 slides next. If you click on the arrow, the slide will automatically expand to the size of the page. When you continue to scroll down, the page will automatically change back to the original size. This is a very beautiful and creative website.
Awarded on November 20, 2013
Another scrolling website. Responsive, flat design. Although the scrolling process is not necessarily smooth and natural, it is also exciting.
Awarded on November 16, 2013
Teamgeek showcases all the current design trends: vertical scrolling , flat design, retro color scheme, minimalist design, grid-based layout. But it is not a responsive website, but there is another version for mobile terminals.
Awarded on October 13, 2013
The scrolling website is almost bursting at the seams, here it comes again A~flat design, retro color scheme, and slideshow display. Same as the one above, it is not a responsive website, but there is another version for mobile terminals.
Awarded on October 12, 2013
You must carefully control your mouse position to open this page =. =Don't panic when you see a girl blowing gum bubbles=. =When the mouse moves around the page, the girl on the page will naturally disappear, and what you see is the text link. Click on them under the bubbles and you will enter a new world! This page is so creative that it takes home the prize without hesitation.
Awarded on September 21, 2013
The landing page of this website features a video clip of workaholics. This is a parallax scrolling site, and the video on your head is always there when you scroll down. This design will make you feel fresh and new. Moreover, the website is fully responsive.
Awarded on September 12, 2013
Another site that encompasses many design trends. For example, vertical scrolling, grid layout, flat design, etc. But it is a pity that the website only has a PC version and no mobile version. It can only be viewed on a computer or tablet.
Awarded on September 7, 2013
Rub! What a creative website! What a risky endeavor! After opening the homepage and closing the notification bar, a map appears in front of us. Flat, translucent design. The mouse has now turned into a hand. Just drag the page map to extend it! I'm not sure how big this map is, maybe a city? Maybe this earth? Anyway, it's responsive.
Awarded on September 7, 2013
Oh! Grid, grid, grid! The website has nothing but a very grid layout. The color combination of black and white looks very attractive.
Awarded on August 31, 2013
This website is for nothing else but Showing the current design trends? Flat design, vertical scrolling, full responsiveness, grid-based layout, a lot of solid colors... Do you need to add other elements? This site is very worthy of the award.
NIQUE WOODHOUSE
Awarded on July 29, 2013
LUCAS NIKITCZUK
Awarded on July 28, 2013
THE SECRET HANDSHAKE
Awarded on July 21, 2013
ADAM RUDZKI
Awarded on June 7, 2013
Summary
In fact, we have seen these trends have been popular for some time in the past few years, and some are emerging. It may not stand the test of time. With the popularity of responsive design and flat design, in fact, a lot of creativity can no longer be injected into website design needs. From the above examples we can see that responsive design has been ignored and replaced by content that must be displayed. But most websites will still have a mobile version.
Generally speaking, if you want responsiveness to work, some good ideas may fall by the wayside. Do you think flat design and responsive design will stick around over time? What can you do to emphasize these two designs? Maybe transparent design and long shadow will be a trend! Leave your thoughts on web design trends in the comment box!