Trends and Predictions for Web Design and Development


The technology sector is making rapid progress. Very fast web design and development are no different. Ask everyone who tries to follow all javascript libraries and frames! All these changes make it interesting to observe and predict where the industry is headed.

Facilitate the web design

As for the tools that make life easier, we finally return to the future with a set of visual design tools from Dreamweaver websites.
For the Web, the winner seems to be Webflow. Do not overlook Macaw, or Adobe with its growing tools. These tools are designed to simplify the creation of responsive web designs, especially for designers who are not programmers. They generate different levels of labeling that are likely to be "pretty good" for most daily projects and certainly sufficient for rapid prototyping.
The same mentality of visual design tools has also permeated the CMS. From the WordPress customizer to the growing popularity of Visual Composer, theme developers want their users to be able to manipulate and engage the browser.
It's a trend that is increasingly gaining ground to simplify things for the user, whether professional designers or theme users. I think we will gain more land on both fronts next year, as everyone will strive to simplify web design in the face of increasing screen size, screen types and other demands placed on the modern web designer.
We will undoubtedly continue to witness the explosion of generic design and development tools for prototypes, collaboration, testing, version control, and more.
Although it was a long time ago, it seemed that 2018 was the year when Sketch among designers had really begun to generalize. It's hard to see a sketch in Designer News one day without a resource related to Sketch being published. I think Sketch will continue to work there until 2020, when the unfortunate fireworks have stopped.

The Rise of Animation of the User Interface
























Last year, I suggested seeing more movement in web design. There were certainly more video backgrounds, animated GIFs and simple icon animations this year. But best of all, we're seeing more and more user interface and interaction animations. From CSS transitions and transformations to JS libraries, tools are helping to make the world of post-Flash animation very fast.
Next year, UI animations should increase rapidly and the tools that build them will increase significantly.

Increased Use of Card Design

Just as the website was de facto the content of the Internet, the "map" seems to be the age of the mobile device, device and social age. While the design of the card began long ago as the future of the Web, it seems we are transitioning to a simple and elegant medium, especially given the upcoming explosion of small user interfaces, they are a HUD in their environment. Car or a wristwatch interface.

Conclusion

If, after reading this article, a customer still does not understand why website design and development are not night work, we eat our hat!
It is clear that the many steps in the web design process, if executed correctly, will take some time, although strong communication between the customer and the company often helps to reduce them.
Hopefully, this short overview will give you a better understanding of the process. With this information, not only will they understand the process of web design, but they will also be better able to communicate and help the design and development team create a website whose two parts are truly proud.
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