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christopherjon
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You should give the source some credit.
http://www.webdesign.org/web-design-basics/design-principles/web-design-trends-2013.22199.html
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vazz
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I was reading an interesting article and thought I might share it with you. “6 Web Design Trends That (I Hope) Will Disappear in 2013” 1. Overcomplicated design. 2. Home page rotating banner. 3. Business porn (aka stock photos) 4. Pop-overs and interstitial messaging. 5. The premature CTA. 6. The never-ending form.
http://www.clickz.com/clickz/column/2234444/6-web-design-trends-that-i-hope-will-disappear-in-2013
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Little-Neko
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What i see more and more is “template look and feel” (based on template or designed from scratch) :
option1 : sliders on top, responsive, big icons, big buttons, big footer with tweeter feed, stock photo with smiling business women
option2 : paralax effect + nice pictures
Web design galleries are full of theses
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ThemeBeans
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Pretty much spot on.
I’d like to add subtle CSS animations in there as well.
