6.5 Most Popular UI Design Trends (and How to Design Them All!)

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Hey since you enjoyed my 'transforming' video tutorial last time, here's my latest that I thought you might like! It's all about the latest hero design layout trends! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipuvqZuCiNegfdk Would love to know what you think!

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Thanks a lot Christopher! 😃 So happy to hear that!

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Hey Chrstopher, here's another Figma tutorial video on the latest hero trends for 2024 that I thought you might like - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipuvqZuCiNegfdk Let me know what you think!

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Gosh Elizabeth - how do you fit so much into this video in such a short space of time? And how do you know it all?

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You *can* use spread with frames, but you need to turn of "clip content" for it to work.

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This was awesome and taught me so much! I've been struggling with defining my own personal design tastes lately and this gave me a lot of language and understanding about what I like and don't like. I'd say I very confusingly identify with both neobrutalism and flat design as well as with glasmorphism :)

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You perfectly described the exact feeling that prompted me to go down the rabbit hole of research to understand these styles! Also…I think Neobrutalism and Flat design are the perfect compliment to each other. So happy you stopped by to watch and comment!! 😊🫶🏾

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Hey Nisha! I wanted to share my latest trends video with you - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipuvqZuCiNegfdk Let me know what you think of these latest trends!

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Haha thanks so much!! 😊

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Here's another Figma tutorial I thought you might like! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipuvqZuCiNegfdk Let me know what you think!

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Very nice summary!

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Thanks for sharing... really inspirational!

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Much learnt in such a short time. Thank you 👍

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That’s great to hear!!

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[@ChristianHarries]

Loved this video! I'd love to see more trends and how to replicate them, maybe even more in-depth videos on each trend Does anyone know of a good UI course? I know the product design course was mentioned, I'm comfortable with my design thinking/research skills I more want to improve in my visual design skills

[@DesignerUp]

Thanks Christian! 😄 Are you looking for a course that focuses more on web design or UI design? And are you looking to get better at the foundations and technique or get faster and better at using Figma specifically?

[@DesignerUp]

Hey Christian, here's another Figma tutorial I thought you might like - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipuvqZuCiNegfdk Also a link to our Product (UX/UI) Design Course if you're interested - designerup.co/product-design-ui-ux-course

[@veryslowtravel]

this is really cool, thanks! I wanted to ask - how do you know what the names of these trends are? More generally, how does one keep up to date with (web) design trends?

[@DesignerUp]

These trends most commonly start from the branding, marketing and product departments of bigger tech companies and popular startups. They often pull from and are influenced by real world events, history, interior design and architecture etc. and documented into their brand guides or design systems. Sometimes other designers give them a name that catches on and then the trend is born. New trend often can be found by studying existing design systems that are released by companies and by following influencial designers in the space Here are some popular design systems to explore: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHq2dGRrhLWYfaM

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@@DesignerUp oooh, thank you!

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Your super cool please upload more like these someone like me who poor at visual design it makes them better and meeee

[@DesignerUp]

Here's another Figma trends tutorial for you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipuvqZuCiNegfdk

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These are great! Did you account for WCAG accessibility for these?

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[@saniainez]

Happy with it - until I hear you support AI.

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It’s not about supporting it or not, it’s about accepting the reality of its existence and doing the best we can to understand it, adapt with it and reduce its harm.

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@@DesignerUp how does one "reduce its harm" if one continues using generative AI, therefore improving it with each use?

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@saniainez, you’re assuming that only harm can come from using AI. I choose not to deal in absolutes. Everything has a dark and light side. By having people from different backgrounds and walks of life interacting with AI, bias assessment, source citations, zero-party data, data provenance, governance, human intervention etc. those are all safeguards that we can implement. I don’t think there is a turning back now and although I think that would be great, Pandora’s box has already been opened. I’m not pro AI but I am a realistic and take the middle way.

[@saniainez]

@@DesignerUp in no way I'm refusing the development of AI *as a whole* - but as of now, there is no such thing as "ethical use" of genAI. Especially commercially, as in a KZbin monetised video. Yes, there is no going back, but as long as those "safeguards" are yet to exist, genAI's existence continues to do more harm than good.