Interactive interface 3D in interfaces Font contrast UI development for AR Asymmetry and half screen

1. 5 UX design trends you need
to pay attention to in 2021
Stephan Gerber, UI/UX Designer

2. Trend 1 - Interactive interface
Interactive interfaces capture attention, make sites more “lively” and are remembered better
than static ones. They make the user experience more informative and attractive. And the
combination of 5G and a high-quality display of mobile phones allows designers to use
creativity in animating texts, fonts, graphics, etc. to the maximum.

3. Trend 2 - 3D in interfaces
3D rendering and CG-addition of real footage and
images have long existed. For the sake of speed and
productivity, as well as accessibility, designers
avoided using complex 3D models in interfaces. The
best browsers have turned this luxury into an
affordable feature. Sophisticated VFX or visual
effects bring movie-like scenes to the world of
websites.
This trend will be especially useful for food
companies with complex, not very visual processes.
Using 3D visualization, you can use any
technological process and create a deeper level of
understanding.

4. Trend 3 - Font contrast
The simultaneous use of fonts of different
colors and sizes will make it possible to
create a hierarchy of text elements, as well
as competently organize the interface
space.
It is extremely important that people are
comfortable using the mobile application.
The design itself, thanks to this technique,
becomes pleasing to the eyes.

5. Trend 4 - UI development for AR
Instead of screen interfaces, users
increasingly prefer working with
interactive applications. They greatly
facilitate familiarization with the product.
But even such applications are
impossible without a specific appearance
and placement of work items.
Augmented reality adds immersive
effects to a digital product. Its main goal
is to accelerate the receipt of information
and the completion of tasks. Accordingly,
it should have a simple look.

6. Trend 5 - Asymmetry and half screen
Block layout is a classic, it helps to organize information and make it easy to grasp on
the fly. In fact - it is the basis of the page. Blocks are symmetry. Nevertheless, there is an
asymmetric trend, and it has always been on the market, although it was not
mainstream even in the era of widescreen screens.

7. Thank You
Stephan Gerber, UI/UX Designer