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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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The recently popularized “flat” interface style is not merely a trend. It is the manifestation of a desire for greater authenticity in design, a desire to curb visual excess and eliminate the fake and the superfluous. In creating new opportunities, technological progress sometimes leads to areas of excess. In the 19th century, mechanized mass production allowed for ornaments to be stamped out quickly and cheaply, leading to goods overdecorated with ornament. A similar thing occurred in recent years, when display and styling technologies enabled designers to create visually rich interfaces, leading to skeuomorphic and stylistic excesses. In its desire for authenticity, the Modern design movement curbed the ornamental excess of the 19th century, making design fit the age of mass production. Today, we’re seeing the same desire for authenticity manifest itself in the “flat” trend, which rejects skeuomorphism and excessive visuals for simpler, cleaner, content-focused design. Via Arusiak Kanetsyan, José Gil de Sagredo
Arusiak Kanetsyan's curator insight,
September 17, 2013 3:53 AM
In this article, Dmitry Fadeyev explains what authentic design is, what authenticity means in digital design, and why it matters. |
