Web Design Trends for 2010
Purists will say that great design is timeless. Yes, in an ideal world, we should ignore trends.
Pragmatically speaking, though, there is a lot of value in monitoring and incorporating design trends, especially with regard to websites.
Let’s face it: the web changes at a rapid pace. Unlike in other media, design trends on the web are not just driven by aesthetics.
Technology is changing that can drastically alter the capabilities of the medium.
In 2010, we’re seeing designers continuing to push the boundaries of web design, setting the following clear trends…
Web Design Trends for 2010
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The navigation might be the single most important aspect of a web design’s usability. Without a navigation, you would be stuck on the home page for a very long time. I believe a navigation or menu must be easy to use, but this doesn’t mean it has to be boring. In fact, it helps to add a little flair to your navigation. It entices visitors to click and hang around your site a little longer. Here are thirty examples of beautifully designed web design navigation for your inspiration.
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