We have noticed at least 6 (that we have played with) new CMS' that are providing some variation of modular grid based design as part of their template building. With the success of Wix, commander and the like, it seems this may be the year that everyone will accept modular design in a grid system as the bedrock responsive design. When the facts are explained to the business owner, they catch on fast and the design is modified accordingly, but there are still designers out there that will refuse to be functional.ģ) About a decade ago, many of us began the quest for creating a modular yet object oriented environment for design based on a grid system. The ROI for design is on top of everyone’s mind now a days, as a result we expect to see even more emphasis on coherent UX, optimized click throughs, and scrolls. Optimizing scrolls and clicks will become as necessary as the images being used on the site. 4 Months in there is no reason to believe folks are paying attention to information design any more than they did in 2015 - which makes me want to cry.Ģ) Losing hard earned eyeballs to unnecessary scroll or click is no fun. Your User Interface, how it is coded, it’s accessibility and logical flow will become of paramount importance.
#Justinmind horizontal scrolling code#
In the past year, we had emphasis on responsiveness, code security, and optimization, and flat design.ġ) There will be much more attention to information design than ever before. Web design moves quickly, especially with Google pushing it along, and customers looking to ROI parameters from their designers. When the year rolled over, I did an article for the company blog regarding the up and coming trends for 2016 - 4 months later, I was checking in and realized not much has changed, so here is what seems to be happening with web design this year:
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