UI Design Trends 2022

Check out individual videos on some of these styles:

Hey Friends! Time for predicting some design trends for the upcoming year.
This is part 1 of 2. Curated by Diana Malewicz and Me. Most visuals by Diana Malewicz, projects are done by their respective authors (full list of authors in the article we wrote on the topic).

This time we looked at a couple popular design trends - some got a stronger position and grew in popularity, some new ones started emerging and more. The UX industry and especially the UI part is constantly evolving with new ideas, concepts and merging of existing trends in creative ways.

Here's what you should look out for in 2022 if you're a UI or UX designer.

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[BigWangLee]

my favorite style is some version of glassmorphism along with aurora. My designs are usually minimal before joining UI, and seemed to incorporate many of these design trends (maybe because I started recently). Hopefully, this translates into an easier hiring process!

[darteq]

I personally love the Aurora and Glassmorphism styles. Thanks Michal for another interesting video

[AoiKasumi]

Great collection of current design trends! ✨
It's especially nice to know what their are called to do further research on them. Thx for sharing! 😊

[nhanchanhung]

i'm doing a project with dark-themed brutalism and a section using simple glassmorphism.
The two styles fit quite well as long as you know how to put it

[QuiiKSyyntax]

Claymorphism with flat design will definitely be peak modern design for 2022

[rosab]

I like all but gradients look really nice. I had to code a portfolio with projects for my class and I was able to use gradients for it. I'm happy with the result. Most of my classmates also went for gradients. I'm happy to hear they're staying for 2022.

[vellkunio]

Thank you very much for the first part. Truly believe your prediction since all your previous predictions came true. Also, Could you please leave a link to places where you get inspiration or all these examples you showed in the video :)

[alirixvi]

Thanks for the informative video. I really need to learn claymorphism.

[njengathegeek]

Can you please share the link to those minimalist designs which caught your eyes

[isthatsharanya]

Claymorphism still looks very effy to my eyes, I'll try it out for dribbble though. Aurora is really good and helps with the aesthetic usability effect overall for me.

[Jay_in_Japan]

Claymorphism seems like the 3D equivalent of that uninspired corporate art style we all know

[AsimAntuleVlogs]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing this!❤

[omarsyr]

3:51 please how to make that shape on the right side

[dwojczuk]

Brutalism is my personal fave even if it usability is limited

[kumail]

Malewicz, your thoughts on brutalism? When should I apply it in my designs?

[bayu]

thx u so mouch this will be really helpful

[rdpll]

I was wondering about the claymorphism examples you've picked, . Can they be made with a 2D software ? It looks 3D made

[SzabatDesign]

Michał, I have a request :) I really like the font you used in the course "How to create a case study" Will you give me 3-5
Free font names that are similar modern and neat that will do the job in a future case study? :) Thanks 🙈🙏

[SzabatDesign]

Which style to start portfolio is the best? Which one makes the greatest impression? I wish you one million subscriptions in the new year. 🥳 Thanks Michał

[smilenathansmile]

Nice video! Can you please share Wallo website link?