UI Design Trends Everyone Is Talking About in 2023 and Beyond

Hey there! 2023 is really shaking things up in the design world. If you've noticed websites looking cooler with 3D stuff and glowing colors, you're not alone. In this video, we're chatting about these cool new design changes and what they mean for us. 🖥️✨
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:34 - 1st Trend
01:22 - 2nd Trend
02:00 - 3rd Trend
02:47 - 4th Trend
03:24 - 5th Trend
04:15 - 6th Trend
04:52 - Outro

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[abhishekchittari]

Trends in 2023

1. Animated 3d models
2. Custom cursors
3. Scroll based animations with storytelling
4. Neon mist
5. Minimalism
6. Big Typography

[henrythomas]

No doubt, the post is incredible and also. Every time I read your blog I was just stuck with the content of the post. How easily you describe every aspect of the topic of the post.

[soumelee]

neon mist and minimalism are the best. others look really good but I feel that websites like that are not really the best in terms of accessibility.

[thebestreveal]

Wow, I've been noticing some of these trends but didn't know what they were called! The Neon Mists look so cool on websites lately. Thanks for breaking these down so simply! Just downloaded the playbook too, can't wait to check it out. 👍

[patricknelson]

Would be awesome if every one of the sites demoed were linked in the description.

[jmanners]

One note (and this may be browser-based), but you gotta' make sure that if you're using these sort of designs, you're able to use scroll-lock to go through it immediately instead of having to manually scroll slowly through.

[MrConway]

I do love UI trends don't get me wrong but all these websites would horribly fail accessibility on tests, so I'm surprised that have been released as real public websites

[siddhubhai]

3rd trend letteraly makes the user scroll down and down to read and enjou whole the website, so that coder's struggle will become worth it 😅❤

[Website_Development_Company]

So high-end design, the first glance is attracted by the cover

[KorhalKk]

Nice, I'm a designer, coder and now I need to be a motion designer. Cool ... cool cool cool ... coolcoolcoolcoolcool

[greendsnow]

more please... each trend deserves its own video. subscribed.

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Thanks for sharing. Some of the trends are being implemented in my company's product. It does work on users. Otherwise, large radius are getting trending too.

[nilo_river]

For me the UI was 3D since 2006-2009. The flat era was just a consequence of Killing Flash player just by commercial purposes.
Those who surfed the Flash Player wave back then don't see anything new in everything that's happening.

[mynameismiyya]

I personally hate parallax scrolling. It takes way too long for me to reach my goal on the site and I haven’t to go through endless scrolling to go back and forth

[雪鷹魚英語培訓的領航]

I've almost always found the scrolling fanciness to be quite cumbersome and sticky. Some people nail it some really really don't.

[Mdibrahim-sgsl]

neon mist and minimalism are the best trends as they provide good User experience as well as modern design 😊

[ShaunLevett]

You have to consider the effort involved in all this seeing as mobile usage just gets larger by the year. It is worth doing all this for desktop users?

[andrealiptakova]

Those are amazing. Loving the scroll based animations 😍

[Ferdioberhauser]

Welcome back the Macromedia Flash sites!!

[FeresVocalArts]

Great explanation! Can you please share a list with the reference websites that you showed in the video? I want to deeper look at them since I'm a UI/UX Designer and a Frontend developer.. Thank you!