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Scoop.it!
With the release of iOS7 just around the corner, clamor over the changes Jony Ive will institute is growing. The general consensus--on this site and elsewhere--is that Apple is about to get a flat makeover. But for the uninitiated, “flat design” can be a confusing term. So let’s talk it out, shall we? 
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Scoop.it!
Just as we did a year ago, I'm kicking off 2014 with a list of design trends I expect to gain ground over the next twelve months.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
This great Gizmodo post had me at Theming Apps. 10 very cool and "out there" web and mobile design trends for 2014. 3. Layers and Depth Within Apps4.
Annica Widlert's curator insight,
January 17, 2014 1:39 PM
14 trends to keep an eye out for. Relating to web design, to app design, and some to ideas over visual elements. |
Web Design Trends 2014
Like several other major web design trends this year flat design has its origins on our phones. Flat looks better on mobile and so flat is coming to a website near you too.
This is true for other design trends as well such as fewer colors, bigger heroes and better fonts. Since flat design is such a MONSTER trend in 2014 good idea to visit the question of What Is Flat Design. Here Gizmodo explains flat design and its mobile origins.