Web Design Trends to Watch for in 2013

Web Design Trends to Watch for in 2013

 

After looking into our crystal ball and seeing a glimpse of what the future brings to the art of web design, we are ready to share our predictions for most likely web design trends of 2013. Please enjoy!

 

Responsive


Let’s be real, people are not surfing the net just on their computers anymore. It’s expanded through tablets and mobile phone devices, and with that demand comes responsive web design.

 

Food Sense

SilkTrick

Diesel The Magic of Christmas

IFC's Portlandia

Stephen Caver

 
 

Multi-Direction Scrolling


In 2012, parallax scrolling was a hot topic in the design world and it definitely will continue, but this trend will be mixed in with other forms of scrolling. Up and down will no longer be the norm.

 

The Lieber Institute For Brain Development

Bartle Bogle Hegarty

Nike's Air Jordan

McCormack & Morrison

Steve & Jacqs

 
 

Grid-Based Layout


The social media giant Pinterest started a revolution in web design. From operating systems to other social media websites, there will be more web designs that will follow Pinterest’s example.

 

Rich Brown

iamalwayshungry

Work Diary

Dynamit

Faebric

 
 

Fullscreen Image Backgrounds


A continuation of last year’s big backgrounds, it has gained popularity as time has progressed. Large images rather than illustrations have paved the way for the present state of website backgrounds.

 

Magic Leap

Welikesmall

Northlandscapes

The Kitchen Project

Fleming Steele

 
 

Single Page


Was this a trend last year? Yes. Will it continue to be trend in the future? Probably. Once you think you have seen all that single page websites have to offer, there is one clever little web designer that will push a new way of using the one page website.

 

Seculus Country

Le Stanze di Ann

Stylport

Bullet PR

Tag Creative

 
 

Minimalism


Here we have the OCD of web design with it’s clean and perfectly aligned edges away from the chaotic, crowded, overwhelming websites from the past. The less is more approach is the key to this trend.

 

Dash - Creative Branding

Lapka

The Good Man

Jac in a Box

Beatbox Academy