As we approach the end of 2022, it's time to start looking ahead to the next year in web design.
From bold gradients and retro vibes to minimalism...
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Dribbble also good for ux research.
I'm a fan of both. Thanks for the excellent addition.
3D design elements and interactive elements sound like a pain in the ass to implement.
Yes, they're really challenging but can create a unique user experience at the same time.
We practically agree with everything and certainly trends will go this way.
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The No Man's Sky website is just using a video as their background. Unless I miss something, I think they don't use actual 3D graphics and animations on their website unfortunately.
Good point, just that the video background is in the hero section not other parts of the website which extensively use 3D graphics.
I'm having a really hard time to find those 3D graphics haha.
The background on the homepage is just a video, not something created with the likes of WebGL or anything like that. Would've been cool if it did.
Maybe because that video is recorded from the game itself?
Yup, that's a demo of the game.
Thanks for this post
I'm glad you find this helpful.
Hi Mohsen, thanks for sharing, but it looks like you accidentally reposted an old article an got the year date wrong?
I'm glad you found this helpful. Not really, please take a look at the links.
Thanks, I'll take note