Asymmetrical layout and hand-drawn illustrations

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Most websites are based on a grid, which is the most popular approach to organizing the structure. Yes, such an organization makes it easy to focus on key elements, but experiments with asymmetrical grids have recently been very welcomed. Many are tired of technology and strict symmetry, wanting to see more and more unusual shapes and hand-drawn illustrations, fonts, textures and grainy effects on the site.



Asymmetry does not mean imbalance; malta telegram database organization and balance are still important

This design is especially suitable for sites that need to demonstrate their focus on caring for people. For example, charitable foundations, medical organizations, children's camps, projects to improve the environment, etc.

Super minimalist navigation
The proliferation of mobile devices and the trend toward reduced text content have forced designers to adapt to very small devices and short attention spans. One result of this adaptation is the simplification of navigation, which is becoming extremely minimalistic.

Buttons often don't fit well with the main design, in which case they should be hidden. You've probably noticed that, for example, large buttons labeled "Categories" are increasingly being replaced with small icons.