Generally, a person cares about he/she looks. We wear sunscreen, we have trendy hair styles, we keep up with the latest fashion trends, and so on.
When it comes to first impressions, appearances matter. Your website is no different. Your website is the face of your brand-it is the first thing people notice about your business.
People make judgments on your business depending on the way your website looks. The reason for keeping up with the latest web design trends. Just like clothing, web design trends are always changing. What was fantastic is 2010 today is outdated and looks sloppy.
“AI has already finds its way into mainstream web design, through technologies like conversational interfaces.”
Your website needs to have the latest web design to keep looking good. Here are 2018 web design trends to consider.
Prime Example of 2018 Design – mypervmom.com
Take a look at mypervmom.com – it’s prime example of what’s design going to be like in 2018. My Perv Mom is adult series that’s going to debut in 2018 (February to be exact) and it will feature superb content of perverted step moms dealing with step-sons, their friends and any guys around. Besides looking at it design-wise you can finally see, there is no Adobe Flash whatsoever, which is a trend among adult websites. There is responsive design that works very well on mobiles, tablets and PCs. One thing wrong is no support for high resolutions like 4K. But that’s going to be fixed obviously!
Graphic Illustrations
Create a simple graphic design that is aesthetically pleasing without distracting the user. This tends to be a lot easier said than done. The graphics must be beautiful…but not so beautiful that they become the main point of focus. The graphic should flow with the other content.
Adventurous Colors
Use of bold colors won’t slow down in 2018. It creates a striking visual element. This can be applied to pitches, social media, billboards and more.
Find more interesting ways to use color to deliver exceptional experiences. Colors can be applied alongside customization and personalization to create truly unique experiences for consumers.
Animation
Storytelling plays a big impact in modern-day marketing. Animation is a better way for a brand to tell its story. Use of some form of animation in homepages to showcase products and services will make an impact in 2018.
Animations help to start engagement and draw users to the site. It makes visitors feel they are actually into your business. Very simple and subtle animations can be used.
360 view animation or videos are popular that many websites are starting to use. This is especially handy for e-commerce websites, as visitors can really see the product that they intent to purchase.
Data Storytelling
Animation works for data representation, but what is the use of this data if it is not digestible and ultimately used?
Information storyteller is places huge emphasis on effective storytelling through design, showcasing complex information as simple and engaging as possible to a variety of audiences. 2018 offers greater accessibility to new technology that will see an increase in number of designers using animation as means of storytelling.
VR advancements prompt web designers to keep information and data at the heart of what they do.
Single Font
Web designs would consist of two or three different fonts. 2018 designers prefer to use just a single font across the entire site, but in different ways. Use of single font retains a sense of uniformity. Spacing and boldness can be changed to prevent monotony.
Bold and Dramatic Typography
2018 will see greater venture into bold and dramatic typography to bring on a bit of personality. Brands are choosing to tell their story through typography alone.
Artificial Intelligence
AI has already finds its way into mainstream web design, through technologies like conversational interfaces.
It’s just the beginning for ecommerce sites where we are moving away from the traditional storefront-on-the-web business model. We are seeing sites that own no restaurants, but delivering any food right to your doors.
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