Outdated Web Design Trends You’re Missing in 2025 (And What Pros Are Doing Instead)

[@PaigeBrunton]

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[@maryvalenzuela298]

Great video, just one trend I'm not sure about, number 2 short sections, I don't think we want to scroll

[@dib3385]

that "subtle" moving would drive me nuts... it looks like theres a glitch on the websites and bothers your eyes as they automatically try to follow it and it shifts...not good!

[@merokacollins]

Interesting. But on trend #2 on "long hero section," it needs a little research. Instead of pushing people to "scroll" by hiding info, you may need to give them critical information without scrolling. Internet users don't have time to scroll looking for info, especially when AI can given them that in a milliseconds.

[@LynetteYoung]

With #2... is there an issue with what we learned way back about 'below the fold' so that viewers know to keep scrolling?

[@ohwhatworld5851]

If in 2024 a user does not know they need to scroll down on a website, then they are an absolute moron.

[@annamarialocurtodesign]

So instead of vertical, horizontal?

[@uyt-z8m]

No Brasil esses exemplos de tendências eram usados há 10 anos atrás. De uma olhada nos sites br e vc vai ficar surpresa com a criatividade e luxo dos nossos designers.

[@evadon3737]

Arch shaped images are very much outdated

[@mkm1015]

These trends are worthless. The best website is the one that has good fundamentals-typography, color, buttons, alignment, contrast, white space etc-and achieves the main goal. The best websites right now are those “boring” and simple websites which don't follow the newest trendy gimmicks that will be irrelevant in 12 months until something new irrelevant trend pops up.

[@brandonlanois1734]

Chill, bro!

[@NettysPoolofDesignz]

Yeah there was no need to be rude