The trends for modern web design

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I love sitting down at my tidy desk in the morning after a day of cycling through the hustle and bustle of the city with a cup of tea. Everything has its place and is within easy reach. So I can start right away. Who doesn't like that? Tidy and clear, well-structured, and everything easy to find, all in a beautiful setting. Wouldn't it be great if all websites worked like that? You'd find everything you were looking for right away in the menu, accompanied by a well-thought-out design. It's actually quite simple. Here are a few tips and examples of modern web design!

I'll be honest – I did fib a little. Unfortunately, it wasn't as relaxing as it sounds. Of course, I checked my emails in the morning, quickly ordered a birthday present, and made an appointment with my dentist via the website... all on my cameroon phone number data mobile. And I almost despaired. The dentist's website wasn't responsive , and when I was ordering the present, I was bombarded with pop-ups. Totally annoying. So let's do better and incorporate all the trends in modern web design!



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Responsive design


So, what do our morning experiences teach us? From now on: mobile first! Of course, there's no question that websites have to work on desktop computers. But they ideally also have to work on mobile phones. That's why responsive design is the be-all and end-all of modern web design. You should also think about responsive logos, which generally mean that logos are simply made smaller and smaller when displayed on mobile devices. In the case of complex logos, this often leads to individual components no longer being legible. Addidas, for example, shows how this can be done better. If you see three white stripes, you immediately know which brand it is without having to see the brand name. Or the bitten apple – works even without the brand name. Does your logo also consist of a word and figurative mark? Then you can't shrink your company logo to the point of being unrecognizable in the mobile version of the website, but instead show only the figurative mark or logo at a certain size. The recognition value will remain.