UI Design Trends for 2021

2021 UI Design trends prediction. I will cover each one of these as a separate video with best practices, how-to's and more, so don't forget to subscribe! I created Neumorphism and Glassmorphism, so I believe I can spot new trends as they emerge. Ready to find out the design trends of 2021? UI design is evolving so quickly it will definitely go into a couple of great directions this year!

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MY PREDICTIONS FOR 2021?

I believe this year will be all about minimalism, big typography, vibrant colors, real-life photography and a pinch of glassmorphism, brutalism, minimalism and geometric layouts.

I'm showing mostly websites here, because it better fits this particular formats, but most of these trends exist the same way on mobile. But the most successful projects are the ones that merge a couple of trends into one.

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0:00 Introduction
0:34 3D illustrations
1:43 Glassmorphism
2:49 Real-life pictures
3:58 Vivid colors
4:30 Blurred backgrounds
5:13 Minimalism
6:10 Geometric structure
6:59 Big Typography
7:51 Brutalism
9:08 UX Redefined

[mariaandjosequiceno]

Years later, this content is still inspiring to deeigners like me. Thank you Mike!

[Doriath]

Great video! 3d and glassmorphism for sure!

[lades_eada]

Those are really cool trends, hope to try them all this year. Thanks for the video!

[kaotic]

Amazing content. Thanks for making fresh trends!

[sidekickrida]

2:48 "real-life pictures"… or photos

[BHVampireLF]

It would be amazing to see some UI trends without pictures, not all websites are photography portfolios or products showcase.

[danielnoworyta]

Glassmorphism and blurred backgrounds ! Go to for me today :) I wanna explore them in few private projects.

[Smart-Skippy]

This screengrab is midway, converting from #neumorphism to #glassmorphism, as I really want to give my clients my best, so I started again, look/style wise... Input welcome!
I've never been a fan of Brutalism, but I'm less graphic designer and more web designer.
I appreciate your thoughts on trends and totally agree on high quality imagery. The illustrations all feel the same leaving no differentiation and hence no uniqueness.
- Cygnet Interactive, Perth Australia

[fariaanzum]

Hey, I wonder if the glassmorphism is only a dribbble thing?

[kamilwaszewski]

I love brutalism. I love minimalism in general but this kind of "messy" and harsh, bold style is interesting. Could you give the links to the websites with the brutalism style which you presented in the video?

[stackingflow]

Please make a video about 3:19 (click this)

[InGreed]

where do u learn how these trends work? feel like my design skill suck after seeing all this

[sombrego]

I don't follow your logic about UX and UI becoming one ? First of all I really hope it doesn't ever comes ot that because UX and UI problematics are often times at odds and traditionally people with a UI background tends to lack key cognitive concepts that are vital to good UX practices and UX background tends to lack the skills of a good UI artist since they often have almost none or no training at all in that area.

The fact that UX titles might finally streamline can also just mean that at last the UX field will have proper recognition and contrast properly with the UI field instead of being a weird nebula for the industry.