Do you also get the feeling that the pandemic glued together and even froze the years 2020 and 2021, turning them into a continuous extension of 2019? In web design, it certainly feels that way! It seems like we’re still in the trend center of 2019-2020, with the subsequent time just refining them. Some trends have firmly established themselves, while others have seen further development. Let’s flip the page and see which key trends will accompany us next year, where they come from, and why they continue to be at the top.

Typography

It’s not just about posters anymore! A few years ago, web designers thought and transformed typography into not just one of the trendiest solutions for websites, but they continue to transform and rebuild it anew.

Lone-standing large headlines combined with minimalism are still one of the variations that continue to trend.

The LA Art Box

Bold combinations of font styles are becoming increasingly common. The trend is gaining momentum and confidently strides into the next year.

Kunalbelamkar

The use of serif fonts, or antiqua, is becoming increasingly popular. And this trend will continue into the future.

Aquerone

More decorative application. More new fonts. Just more.

This is the point of development that fonts were supposed to reach, aiming to occupy space on the page. The trend is driven by the lack of quality photo and video content in many cases.

Jpahissa

Colors are now being used more abundantly. And they themselves have become brighter, while their combinations have become bolder.

Meanpug

The stable life of parallax

It seems it will never die. And with each passing year, it becomes more striking and dynamic, transforming into an additional user experience.

In the future, we will increasingly see these beautiful airy canvases with tight custom scrolling.

Kalso

It seems that at the moment when print media publishers are transitioning to the digital side and redesigning their websites, departing from the styling of analog versions, the design concepts of websites increasingly resemble the covers of printed publications. This principle will continue to be applied in the future and will take on new dimensions.

Niccolò Miranda

Nam Cung

Some services develop separate thematic 3D packs, like this one, with Christmas-themed static content, and an extended paid version with source files.

Overall, there is a plethora of similar projects, services, and plugins in Figma. So don’t hesitate to spend some time searching for them.

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