UI and UX trends 2022
Category: Design | Posted date: 2022-02-15 00:41:06 | Posted by: Admin
1. VR Office spaces
Businesses have been compelled to implement remote working arrangements that did not exist before the Covid-19 outbreak. It produced an environment in which smart technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) were pushed ahead to replace real-life events such as virtual alternatives and training.
With Metaverse, a virtual world where users are connected, digital devices, and the environment by wearing a VR device, Facebook was quick to grasp the potential of VR and AR and how it may be used in this new office-free world. Facebook's Oculus VR headsets and Horizon Workrooms, a software that allows Oculus-wearing workers to visit virtual offices and attend meetings, are at the heart of this virtual universe. Although it is still in beta, users could be at the forefront of a radically new way of working by 2022.
2. Large Screen application design
When huge names like Google upgrade their systems and software, you should pay attention because it will almost certainly have an impact on what developers and designers create soon. Material, Google's design system for creating high-quality digital experiences for Android and the web, has recently improved its adaptive capabilities. As a result, it can now aid in the development of Material-based apps for a wide range of devices, like phones, desktops, and tablets. Its principles now include layout and component responsiveness, as well as improved design documentation that explains how to modify your apps for large screens in 2022. The new Material Baseline Design Kit is available at www.figma.com/@materialdesign for Figma users.
3. Animated logos
Shifting from static to motion is a sensible approach. Static designs don't have the same effect as animated designs since they don't yell "look at me!" as loudly as animated designs do.
A logo is your brand, and you won't be able to change it on any printed materials, but animating it for digital can be a fantastic eye-catcher. While you're at it, why not include an animated version of your trademark? Adding 3D to the mix can increase the ante even more. With its new animated 3D Meta logo, Facebook did just that, and it's hard to miss. It's a clever strategy for increasing brand awareness and getting consumers to pay attention.
4. Large font, new fonts
Large text has been a trademark for a few years, and this will remain to be still in 2022, but other minor alterations such as italics and underlines will flow back in to provide subtle dashes of style. Expect to see banners that depart from the usual and fade away from the screen – but bare in mind that they should still be readable.
What about the font styles? Font family in 2022 are expected to have a more free, sincere, and laid-back character, with readability being a high focus. High contrast serifs will merge traditional and contemporary components, amusing impactful will provide a friendly touch, and simple and elegant scripts will add creative and luxury elements. Strong, simple sans will function well enough in headlines.
