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Cincuenta reglas, repartidos en diez rubros distintos (color, contraste, repetición, acuerdo, por qué, organización, espacio negativo, tipografía, iconografía, fotografía) son plasmadas en una infografía publicada por el portal The Visual... 
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We're boiling down 13 of the most prominent web design trends emerging in 2015. Will they change your understanding of a "modern website"? You be the judge. 1. Make it big (Agree but not as easy to do well as they make it look). 2. The multimedia experience (agree and same as #1) 3. The Parallax effect mutations (Horizontal Scrolling) Agree 4. Animated storybook (Agree and cool). 5. Flat design (agree & effect of mobile) 6. No more boxes (Agree and YES!). 7. Tiles (Pinterest effect and agree). 8. Navigation widgets (Agree!) 9. Integrating Google maps (Agree where appropriate). 10. Mashup interfaces (AGREE grab those APIs :). 11. Minimize (Seems to contradict #1, but agree). 12. World Wide Wait (speed is going to be KEY). 13. Designer automation (Agree, can do a lot with templates now). Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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Como no solo de tipografías se puede vivir…. vamos con los colores!
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Discover best practices and master the intangible side of interaction design with this free ebook, packed with real-world examples.
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Seguramente se han encontrado con plantillas para sitios web que despliegan grandes imágenes en sus cabeceras. En este último tiempo han poblado el planeta y se han vuelto muy populares, aunque es probable que deseen encontrar una alternativa que les permita ocupar el mismo espacio con una opción más creativa. El paquete de dibujos que comparto hoy, […]
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Si trabajáis en diseño gráfico seguramente os interesará lo que colorviewfinder ofrece, una aplicación para iOS que detecta los colores de cualquier objeto capturado con la cámara del móvil para obtener así una paleta de colores basada en ellos.
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An updated look at the hottest best web design trends of 2014 including a showcase of modern web design inspiration. Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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There are hundreds of websites launched in every day and mostly web design are available in CSS Website Galleries for awards, reviews and inspiration for web Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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What web design trends do you think we'll see in 2014? I'm betting on more simplicity, more cleanliness, and more focus on smaller screen sizes, among other things. 1. Flat UI - AGREE and general agreement.2. 'Mobile first' - AGREE! & trying to wrestle that pig to ground now with CrowdFunde.3. Yet more scrolling - Agree and coming from mobile too. .8. Minimalist navigation - Agree and this is coming from MOBILE (working CrowdFunde's "mobile first" design right now and navigation is expensive in mobile. 9. CSS replaces images - Agree CSS Canvas is going to make many images needless weight on the page. 10. Video / moving backgrounds - AGREE! 11. Richer content experiences - Agree especially video. 12. Making the most of one page - Agree, but don't agree with single page sites (we aren't there yet). 13. Varied typography - Agree there is a lot happening on the server side with type. 14. Monochromatic design - New to me, but more likely than 15. Hypercolour - Not Sure color is easy to do BAD online and more color can make a mess. 16. Cards / tiles - Fascinating and new to me, read why cards are future of the web http://insideintercom.io/why-cards-are-the-future-of-the-web/ 17. Bigger, better imagery (Agree, cloud caching and CDNs making this possible). 18. Fixed position content / navigation - Agree as social widgets already doing this Via Martin (Marty) Smith
Tyler Richendollar's curator insight,
March 6, 2014 10:38 AM
Some seriously great design ideas and trends for 2014 and forward. Really a solid summary of what the web looks like today, and will evolve through.
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Engage website visitors better by designing your site to match how people's eyes move on the page. Here are some surprising eye tracking stats to help.
Putting together a great looking website is a great start, but it is just a start.
True web design requires you to venture beyond the aesthetic and into the worlds of User Experience and Conversion Rate Optimization. Knowing how the viewers of your site really see it can help to shine light on new and/or missed opportunities within your current design. It may also bring out the need for new elements or changes.
While there are plenty of options for improving CRO, eye tracking analysis provides some of the most useful information for optimizing your biggest digital marketing asset, your website.
A good design will catch people’s eye, but a great design will keep people on your site and get them engaged with your content. And while you shouldn’tunderestimate the power of good copy, your design is what people notice first.
We teamed up with our friends over at Single Grain to put together the infographic below in hopes that it will help everyone get a better, basic understanding of what eye tracking is and what it can do. Via massimo facchinetti, Mike Power, Martin (Marty) Smith
Gaël Berthier ArdècheTourisme's curator insight,
February 19, 2014 4:36 AM
Optimiser l'experience utilisateur et le ROI grâce au eye-tracking
Steve Baker's curator insight,
February 19, 2014 7:37 AM
Designing clean, effective websites that work and deliver clients 
Gonzalo Moreno's curator insight,
February 22, 2014 6:55 AM
One of my students' favorite topics... XD
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Between brand new consoles and blossoming indie development, this is a year to watch the gaming industry.
Marty Note Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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Predicting the future is tough, but with the fast-moving nature of the web, it’s good to know what lies ahead. Craig Grannell talks to top industry figures about the web design trends you should be mindful of over the coming 12 months.
Web design is changing fast and here are 20 trends we've seen this year.
2 lovely subjects: Web designer and storytelling !
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The websites featured in this month's "Top 10" list for designers will leave you inspired by stunning animated illustrations and smart uses of typography.
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Cada día vemos nuevos avances en el mundo de la impresión 3D, y de hecho hoy es noticia la tecnología Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) que...
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Residente en Canterbury (Reino Unido), Andy Tuohy es un diseñador gráfico e ilustrador que, junto a Olivia Wilkes (@OliviaWilkes2), dirige el Estudio de Diseño Andy Tuohy Design. Con un estilo muy personal y marcado por un carácter retro, sus...
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Every chef has their favorite tool. Mine happens to be a wooden spoon I’ve had since forever. I call it “Suzie” (because I’m a weirdo). Some people actually keep their wooden spoons in the family for generations – talk about...
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Despite only having graduated from Falmouth University last summer illustrator Beth Walrond already has an admirable portfolio of work to show for herself. This is probably due to the warmth and relatable nature of her style – she builds textural, expressive characters out of geometric shapes and soft lines to create identifiable narratives, condensing complex messages down into sweet, two-dimensional form. Now working out of Berlin, her newest projects include work for Hunger Magazine, The Ride Journal, Wired UK and The Debrief, leading us to believe she’s got a hell of a lot more ideas to get down on paper yet.
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This time last year I made 7 predictions for web design in 2014, with mixed results (I’m looking at you SVG). This year, I’ve sought out 10 web design trends you'll actually see:
1. Lettering
2. Goodbye to IE
3. Micro-design
4. The Internet of no thing
5. Mobile video
6. The decline of framework dominance
7. The beginning of the end for the old guard
8. Art direction
9. Pooled analytics
10. SVG will (finally) take off
Great post here and agree with every one of these 10 trends especially the glee in discontinuing support for IE 6 and IE7. Sounds like even Microsoft is about to turn away.
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Responsive Web Designs
Responsive design, forming a website's information so it looks great on any device, is becoming mission critical. Here are 65 of the best responsive designs in 2014 via SocialDriver.com.
I like Salesforce and SquareSpace and was surprised I didn't hate the Microsoft design.
Unusual and creative responsive designs that look great on a huge monitor and a tiny smartphone screen - that's great
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Minimalism has been a popular website design style for years. It has so many benefits; minimalist sites load faster, take fewer server resources, and are often faster to develop than more graphically complicated designs. Plus, they give a professional, clean impression to visitors. Many people still view minimalist designs as ... Continue reading »
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There is no doubt that currently almost everything on the internet is becoming image-driven. If you think for a moment, it is only really catching up with print
Little did I know how prescient I was. In 1999 when I created FoundObjects.com (now gone sadly), one of the first B2B and B2C specialty gift sites,
I decided to use a Mondrian Grid that you can see on the WayBackMachine: http://web.archive.org/web/19991127134326/http://www.foundobjects.com/
I used Mondrian's grid because it was brand aligned to the FoundObjects.com's museum store customers. The grid also helped organize a lot of information. Organizing a LOT of information in an easy to understand pattern is the advantage of using a grid in your web design as these more than 60 examples show.
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Just as we did a year ago, I'm kicking off 2014 with a list of design trends I expect to gain ground over the next twelve months.
14 trends to keep an eye out for. Relating to web design, to app design, and some to ideas over visual elements.
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A free type resource, a voice against logo design plagiarism (finally!) and a travel site that works—these are just a few of the best website designs featured this month.
Loved the logo thief site, too cool. M
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Getting started in the world of design can be both thrilling and intimidating. Sometimes, you feel like you just don’t have the tools or skills you need to
I found some of the resources listed here helpful and I created my first website in 1999. Great Scoop by Brian Yanish (a FOM and a MUST FOLLOW @MarketingHits)
