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Atharva Shankar avhad
Atharva Shankar avhad

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Best Design Trends for 2023

Long story shorts

I was just wandering in figma and, wondering about life

until,, I though how professional I can get While just making small changes.
so I created very simple design

so we'll gonna start list

1. minimalism

so this is just a simple design you can just make it. but this is where new programmers or designer get lost. ok for stater create a minimal file then do anything, like [color theory, glassmorphism, noemorphism , anything].

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2. drop shadowing

Now this design you will use, when your doing backend only, or just programming practice ok :).
this is design is very simple. just as minimal as first one. but it looks good.

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3. color theory

this just basic. I was going for a RICH design. so I use golden color. and I also needed smooth colors. so I lower saturation and contrast.

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4. Images

This thing can make design make or brake. I just went to pexels.com and downloaded the photo. Its simple

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5. Dark mode

Naa, I am Not going talk about it just look at it its too simple just turn background black

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6. big typography

I read somewhere that big typography looks awesome. so I tested it and its pretty good.

remember keep position crazy not in center

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7. glassmorphism

this is last one

this design has been trending for for around a year. to make it better add good image and video.
I Just Recommend Video

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conclusion

Be Experimental

see, don't use just a single design. try mixing them. just look above and look below.

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this is me experimenting dark mode and color theory

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Bonus
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add glow in dark mode

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this is me experimenting dark mode, color theory and big typography

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just added Glassmorphism here

Soo Be experimental

bye!!

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