Web design is always changing – throughout recent years, we’ve found ourselves asking “what’s next?” In 2014, we saw flat design, great typography, video, minimalism, unique layouts and much more. This year, the following 4 trends might just take off… (if you haven’t checked out Part 1 of this series, click here!)
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We’re a few months into 2015 and web design is better than ever. Our previous series covered trends and techniques common in recent years and we’d like to continue that with a look at what’s hot right now and what’s to come as the months progress. A combination of innovative new trends and revisiting past champions still often seen, these are the ones you need to know about.
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Here at Yabsta, our creative team has been working hard to bring you, our valued clients, web design that works. We work with business all over the world and today we’re showcasing our Cayman Islands portfolio. The following sites are putting our Caribbean customers on the map.
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Colour psychology is defined as the study of colour as a determinant of human behaviour. While at first the concept may seem strange, consider closely how you feel about colours – certainly there are ones you like, dislike and maybe even hate. It plays an important role in human perception and, as such, an equally vital part in web design.
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Happily for all of us interested in design, digital trends and techniques never stay static. There’s always something new – whether it’s a completely original visual approach or a rethink of a print design technique for web. Closing out my series on techniques and trends that made us all sit up and take notice in 2013, I have to say that for a copywriter the research has been both fun, informative and inspiring! Well done, digital designers! If you haven’t yet, check out Parts 1 and 2.
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Continually advancing, web design has changed in ways we never could have imagined in recent years. This consistent development is part of what makes digital techniques and trends so fascinating to designers, business owners and Internet-aficionados alike; there’s always something new to discover and learn. In Part 1 of this blog series, I discussed responsive design, trends in scrolling, backgrounds and typography, fixed headers and minimalism. Here are six more trends and techniques that we’ve seen throughout 2013.
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There’s no denying that 2013 has been a pretty big year for web design. Many new concepts have emerged and been championed for their innovation and creativity. As the new year inches closer (how is it already October?), it seems appropriate to take a look at the trends we’ve seen over the past 10 months. Whether you’re a professional designer or a business owner, staying up-to-date is a fascinating and inspiring part of the job.
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Chances are, when you first had your website designed, you were excited. It was on-par with the current trends and exemplified what a top-of-the-line website was in…hmmm… 2005? maybe 2008? Over time, it’s easy to pay less attention to your online presence; posting new content takes a backseat and, as time passes, the design and functionality become stale and uninspiring. Just like with social media, your small business’s website is not a “set it and forget it” type of thing. The following are five signs you need to update your website ASAP.
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