The world of web design is constantly evolving, with new trends coming and going all the time. As people rely on technology more and more, and use websites for shopping online and for advertisement purposes, it’s imperative that they work properly and that they have an attractive interface. The year 2016 promises some really cool web design trends for beautiful, user-friendly, highly responsive websites that aim to optimize user experience across a wide range of devices, from desktop computers, to smartphones and tablets. Continue reading

Last year in October, Adobe told the world that it was planning to release a multipurpose tool meant for prototyping and UX design. Named initially as Project Comet, this was dubbed as Adobe’s most ambitious project in recent times. Continue reading

2015 was quite a busy year with some original trends and inventive solutions. While we all contemplated the appearance of more and more flat user interfaces that were made with Material Design principles in mind, interactive projects started to conquer the Web. Although they are moving at a snail’s pace, their presence has finally become more decisive, strong and known. Of course, it is a costly luxury that not every company can undertake. Continue reading

When Google released Android Lollipop, it also brought into the market its whole new Material Design concept. Ever since its debut, designers and technologists everywhere are full of praise for the new design language, but for those who are new to it, here is a look at what Material Design is all about. Continue reading

I seem to have a soft spot for all kinds of creations that try to break the “ordinary” use of their medium. That’s probably the reason why I’m so much in love with any kind of anamorphic design. If you are not aware of what anamorphic creations is, here is a short explanation. Anamorphic creation is some sort of an illusion. Continue reading

Let’s face it-design is the first thing users notice when they open a website. All of the following interaction will depend on that first impression.

This is exactly why designers try so hard to make outstanding designs that can get to their users’ hearts. Every website/logo design both printed and digital aims to touch a human emotion. Continue reading