Tarot decks, tea leaves, scrying, or your crazy uncle's trick knee; all popular ways to predict the future. When it comes to the every-changing realm of UI and UX on the web, the best way to know the future is to keep up-to-date with the latest technologies and techniques. Instead of having to read about it, you will be creating the new trends and standards. MivaCon 2016, Thursday session 3.

1. SESSION TITLE
Presenter’s Name
Web Development
Trends for 2016
Matt Zimmermann
Senior Web Developer / Development Standards Architect, Miva, Inc.

2. Evolution of Web
Design Trends

3. Site Link: http://www.fabianburghardt.de/webolution/

4. Current Trends

6. What To Expect

7. The Hamburger/Hidden Menu

8. Long-Scroll Sites

9. Card Layouts

10. Large Hero Images Sans Slider

11. Touch-First UI

12. Improvements in Responsive Design

13. A Return to the “Three-Click” Rule

14. More Focus On Accessibility

15. Rich Animation

16. The Future

17. Quicker Page Loads
Focus on Typography
Smoother In-Page Interactions/Micro
Experiences
Quicker Adoption "New" or "Cutting-Edge"
Technologies

18. Element Queries

19. SESSION TITLE
Presenter’s Name
Matt ZimmermannSenior Web Developer / Development Standards Architect, Miva, Inc.
Follow me: @mivamatt
@influxweb
Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/mattz
http://www.slideshare.net/MattZimmermann

21. Image Credits
Slide 3: http://theodysseyonline.com/
Slide 7: https://codyhouse.co/
Slide 8: http://dribble.com and http//www.microsoft.com
Slide 9: http://dribble.com
Slide 10: http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/
Slide 11: http://designmodo.com
Slide 12: http://www.uxpin.com/
Slide 13: http://pandawhale.com
Slide 14: http://zurb.com
Slide 15: https://dribbble.com/eodsgn
Slide 18: https://escss.blogspot.com/