From the course: Design Aesthetics for the Web
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Form: Moving beyond flat design
From the course: Design Aesthetics for the Web
Form: Moving beyond flat design
- In this lesson we'll examine the element of form and how it relates to flat design. Influenced by Swiss design and mid-century minimalism the trend of flat app and web design began in the early to mid-2000s, became mainstream in the early 2010s and is now in the process of transforming into something new, though no one really seems to know yet what exactly that new is. Key features of flat design include flat color, flat color with shading, minimalism, stripped down icons and lots of white space used with sans-serif and slab serif fonts. What you won't see with flat design are any features that look 3-D like photo-realism, gradients, bevels, and textures. While it's highly usable due to it's simplicity and great from a functionality perspective for UI elements, as a trend, it's overstayed it's welcome and the design world is well overdue for something new. So the question is, if not flat design, what? Where do we go from here? For the answer, I propose we consider good design. Good…
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Emphasis: Designing for hand gestures3m 57s
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Typography: Choosing and using web fonts6m 10s
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Balance: Editing images for social media4m 29s
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Form: Moving beyond flat design3m 21s
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Color: Theory and trends5m 45s
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Movement: Adding type over video3m 49s
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Pattern and gradation5m 10s
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Challenge: Type over video56s
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Solution: Type over video56s
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