Top web design trends for 2021

In this video, Charli, from the YouTube channel CharliMarieTV, goes over her top 5 #webdesign trends for 2021.

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[kunalbelamkar]

This video is so satisfying, gonna use most of these trends in my portfolio, thanks charlie, Subd and liked!

[ajaypawriya]

Charlie Marie in figma and webflow both, Love it ❤️❤️

[dennyjoseph]

Thanks for delivering such an exciting video post. I hope to see more great posts like this in the future and keep the good work going on.

[janeramos]

Thanks for delivering such an exciting post. I hope to see more great posts like this in the future and keep the good work going on.

[sykowhite]

simple and clean is and always will be best way to go. This is just imagination set loose :D

[connorfinlayson]

That Hudson Gavin Martin website is fantastic.

[younlogiudice]

Great video! I‘m a big fan of the Gaussian type of background. I agree with you that it creates a very beautiful contrast to the clear lines of the typography above it. 3D is sick as well! Thank you for sharing💙🤟🏻

[furquanahmad]

I'm really liking the 3D trend around the web, so many great illustrations out there.

[DavidFregoli]

This girl is everywhere! :D can't get enough

[maximilian]

How can I add a Login system into my Website?

[dude]

The problem i have with those grid designs is that it's not very mobile friendly. And since mobile first approach by google i kinda feel designs need to be much simpler.

[GMoney-B]

Anyone else feel like web site design is pretty limited and boring because of how we all are accustomed to navigation and just the format of digesting content on the web on web sites and such? I have no doubt my ability lacks in getting a page to conform to what I want to do in my head, however, I feel like most all web sites are the same old same old yet we need that same old same old to fit into ease of use since we are all accustomed to THE Web Site Format. Any suggestions for how to jazz up a site now days that isn't boring and typical?

[hyweltthomas]

I'm getting bore with Gaussian blur already, and it's only February...

[mikekingsborough]

Some of these examples are readability and visual hierarchical nightmares. There's as much poor visual communication out there as there's good.

[MIKE_OSCAR]

Im not really into those strong bold black outlines