Top Web Designing Trends You Can Expect To See In 2014
Nowadays, we can see several new trends appear in web design, one of the most notable being the rise of responsive design. Let's go out on a limb and make some predictions for 2014, shall we? In this post, we're going to share with you top forecast I have about web designing trends that could make their way into 2014.
2014 won't be any quieter. Our industry figures predict a year of design shifts, evolving device usage, and web consumption adjustments, all of which will impact on designers and developers. However, there's also potential for an exciting year as RWD utterly takes hold, standards evolution brings more scope for layout and type, and tools wrench themselves free of print.
Responsive web designing
Responsive web design started in 2011, but flashed mainstream in 2011. If you're designing a website and not thinking about the user experience on mobile and tablets, you're going to disappoint a lot of users. Responsive web design will be a key element for a company's mobile strategy, baked in from the start. RWD standalone mobile-optimized sites and it reduce the number of mobile apps that are website clones, and force companies to design unique mobile experiences targeted towards specific customers and behaviors. Responsive layouts are in other world known as multi-device design.
Ready to Use design with Open Source
Open source development often spend so much time working on the technical side of things that the visual side can end up being neglected. But this past year has seen great work from the Web consortium's Responsive Images Community Group, which now has a well-designed home on the web that strengthens its image as well as its mission.
Modular design
2014 will see more users taking advantage of design process building blocks. Muller thinks that through RWD, grid-based, modular GUI designs are more important than ever, and that we'll see more very structured page layouts over the coming year.
Industry Specific
2013 was a good year for web evaluation, and more sharp thinks this trend introduced. Most, industries are filling the gap by new web design and management accepting mobile tools likely: CMS vendors are already seeing the need to provide mobile support when creating and managing content, and the next step is to optimize CMS software interfaces, empowering content editors with true flexibility and location-independent content management capabilities.
The App Hype
Apps going to big business in 2014, but some publishers continue to edge to HTML5. We now live in a just-in-time culture, where Google can answer anything at the drop of a hat, and we no longer need to know the answers. Do we need apps for every brand we interact with? - The internet will remain, and the clever money is on making web apps that work across all platforms, present and future.
2014 won't be any quieter. Our industry figures predict a year of design shifts, evolving device usage, and web consumption adjustments, all of which will impact on designers and developers. However, there's also potential for an exciting year as RWD utterly takes hold, standards evolution brings more scope for layout and type, and tools wrench themselves free of print.
Responsive web designing
Responsive web design started in 2011, but flashed mainstream in 2011. If you're designing a website and not thinking about the user experience on mobile and tablets, you're going to disappoint a lot of users. Responsive web design will be a key element for a company's mobile strategy, baked in from the start. RWD standalone mobile-optimized sites and it reduce the number of mobile apps that are website clones, and force companies to design unique mobile experiences targeted towards specific customers and behaviors. Responsive layouts are in other world known as multi-device design.
Ready to Use design with Open Source
Open source development often spend so much time working on the technical side of things that the visual side can end up being neglected. But this past year has seen great work from the Web consortium's Responsive Images Community Group, which now has a well-designed home on the web that strengthens its image as well as its mission.
Modular design
2014 will see more users taking advantage of design process building blocks. Muller thinks that through RWD, grid-based, modular GUI designs are more important than ever, and that we'll see more very structured page layouts over the coming year.
Industry Specific
2013 was a good year for web evaluation, and more sharp thinks this trend introduced. Most, industries are filling the gap by new web design and management accepting mobile tools likely: CMS vendors are already seeing the need to provide mobile support when creating and managing content, and the next step is to optimize CMS software interfaces, empowering content editors with true flexibility and location-independent content management capabilities.
The App Hype
Apps going to big business in 2014, but some publishers continue to edge to HTML5. We now live in a just-in-time culture, where Google can answer anything at the drop of a hat, and we no longer need to know the answers. Do we need apps for every brand we interact with? - The internet will remain, and the clever money is on making web apps that work across all platforms, present and future.
