My Top 5 Favorite Web UI Design Trends for 2013

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[rysnes]

Awesome video, two years old yet still so relevant. Picked some long lasting trends!

[AntonDaniels]

My first time seeing your channel and as a web designer/developer, I pretty much agree with everything you said in this video. Great job!

[shibnathroy]

Mike ..You are just awesome...The advice that you give is precious than gold for starters just like us..I had so many doubts about web designing.Most of them got cleared after watching ur videos.Thanks very much.I am a self learned web designer but I must say you are one of my online mentors.God bless you n plz keep up this awesome work.Plz reply to this comment if u get some time as I am a big fan of yours.Hope u understood my handicapped english.

[neillu]

Watching this in Fall 2019. It's such an interesting experience.

[Sylinic]

Man, I love these videos, you're a super cool dude. And great energy, I find myself in a very positive and uplifted mood after seeing your videos.

[bichitomax]

My 2013 Trends:

Responsive web desing (is the biggest and most host trend, is critical that you learn how to do this).
Fixed navigation menus (They are very helpful to users like me)
Big photo-background.
Single page desing (With consist in a using the Big-photo-background technique with a slider or parallax scroll)
Big Fonts for landing page.
Infinity scroll photo galleries.
Vertical navigations.
Blurry background with transparent boxes.
Circular desings.
Salmon or peach(are the 2013 colors)

[logicdonkey]

I just wanted to say thanks for your amazing videos, your tips definitely helped me land my job. And considering this is your FREE stuff, I can't wait to get into your paid content! Keep up the good work!

[deepcoorg]

Hello Mike! Its a lovely informative video tip from you across various sectors of UI design concepts. I am really impressed and looking forward to see many more in future. Good luck !

[MazlanHalim]

Thanks Mike. All your 5 points validates what I've seen with latest webdesign technology.

[ScottMcPhersonRH]

I also find this Flat UI design very appealing. It's good to be able to put a name on it now.

[harshmagan]

Very informative and inspiring. I saw a video on the career outlook as well. Great!! I am encouraged, motivated and Inspired. Keep up the good work! Thanks!

[sunkathirs]

Hi mike, I am a UX Designer, I love your videos, thanks for tips,
I am also planning to teach and share my skills, You are my role model.

[AhmedAbbouh]

thank you so much this really useful and it resume a lot of searching for someone that try to catchup "2013 websites designers"
Thanks!

[ffles]

I love all these trends. Flat is my favourite UI style.

[benignvanilla]

I just stumbled on to your videos today, and have had them playing on my second PC while I work today. You have some great information to present. I just wanted to say thanks. I'd love to see your take on application design for tablets, and specifically design for data entry applications on a tablet.

[HuotMediaDesigns]

I do really like the aesthetic impact of the single page design, but as Ugo stated, multiple pages will be better for SEO. Breaking your site into individual pages allows you to create focused content for the page rather than spanning everything on your site. You will have a hard time ranking well (although it can be done) for UX design with a single page that talks UX design, interface design, and back-end development. SEO impact aside, it makes for amazingly simple and beautiful websites.

[templatexperts]

You are really good on what your are doing. You know your stuff. Keep posting great videos. Thanks

[WillOberleitner]

I do see the flat design a bunch but some of those minimal textures are still persistent. I have a hard time choosing to add embellishments if it does not add to the interaction of the site. But sometimes it seems a little texture can really help organize a space. Love your videos btw!

[bethesdacam]

agree with all of your preferred methods in this video, aside from #2. Single page design is fine when concise, yet, really large, over-scrolling website design like the example you provided turns off my eyes, as if I am looking at the website through a magnifying glass. Thanks for the video, Mike.

[MejJalTok]

I'm always the first 30 people to view your videos, this has been going on since the beginning of this year LOL.