The 6 Forgotten Trends of Graphic Design

“Our recent apocalyptic past, united with forced enclosures, has made the online world inoculated with our DNA and with them a great range of opportunities that have put us into oblivion the graphic design trends.”

 

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Apocalypse and Design

While New York Fashion Week dyed with dark colors at the scene we have been living, we have opted for the opposite choice: to fill with color strokes the online environment of our lives and connect them with positive, thoughtful and creative attitudes

The web programmers and their technological settings have been able to put into our “parcours” through the network and forever, the speed, security and usability, but what’s wrong? That’s easy. A good graph.

The figure of the graph in a website’s composition is often shaken as a pellet. First by his own client and applying his personal taste that most of the time moves away from his designer’s proposals, details and composition that give the differential touch, and how about, by adapting to all the technologies that are needed.

Another aspect that the designer faces is the lack of innovative or otherwise conceptual “identity contents” that would be necessary for the performance of a good product.

Current trends in graphic design? They don’t exist. The picture is as bad as a Persian market: there’s everything!!!

3D Trend

That’s not exactly a novelity, but it’s going to get up to date with the latest softwares. Images overthrow hyperrealism, fusing the digital and the physical. Images that move from being a detail to being the centre of the design.

Another point is the application of 3D typographs, which invades into our pupils.

Naturalist trend

Simpler and more natural, a classic organic touch with different colors and tipsy and tipsy tones, fluid lines and clear and clear tones. It fits perfectly with the tendencies of minimalism, to which we have to add custom illustrations.

The Optical Illusions

A smart, addictive impact option and a way to attract viewers. But care with this kind of impact! Excessive complication isn’t good and can be confusing and put the visitor away. A design can die by adding resources without criterion.

Metal Trend

The metal colors are re-positioned in the web world, gold, silver, brass and lead, and the range of metallized tones, present in most smartphones, suit and go hand in hand with fair and minimalist compositions. A few nalities that are interested in both backgrounds and typographs.

The bright and striking colors attract attention at once. But we could get to the opposite reaction. If there’s been a move to paddles of turned out tones, we’re now going a step further and we’re going to the black and white effect, subtle and tempting. With this binomial we create a concrete atmosphere and we let images, typographs and contents emerge above all. Very comforting for tiring eyes after hours in front of a screen.

The Element Added

We’re talking about typography. That’s a reflection of the cultural age. Just as the “art nouveau” types reflected an attempt to break with the past at the beginning of the 20th century, or at difficult times they appear the “vintage” typographs and their nostalgic air, now after the Pandemic apocalypse we will see typographs that will enhance the lack of alignment of text and letters, mix the order of letters and words, decompensated sizes and other deproponents that will break the rules as time advances.

When you are taking a walk through a website, do not forget that:

“The designers love the subtle keys, because subtlety is one of the traits of sophisticated design. But web users are usually so in a hurry they don’t fix them. “

(Steve Krug)

 

 

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