Long scrolls are popular on mobile sites, and it has now shifted to websites as well. Long scrolls help to tell your story even more fluidly by keeping all the information on one page instead of breaking up your content on multiple pages. Both mobile and website trends are continuously overlapping, and long scrolling is just another technique to add to the list.<\/p>\n

7. Sans-serif fonts<\/h4>\n

As we have stated before, simplicity is key\u2013 especially with the fonts used on websites. Take Google for example. They moved away from the curvy, serif font and now their logo is in sans-serif. This helped them to increase the visibility and readability of the logo at smaller sizes. Using a flatter, more clear font has enhanced Google\u2019s logo even more.<\/p>\n

8. Movie-style experiences<\/h4>\n

On the homepage of websites, web designers are beginning to use video headers to enrapture the visitor\u2019s attention right at the get-go. Usually, these headers simply consist of a video before entering the homepage, or a moveable, no-sound header at the top of the homepage. Using multimedia helps to tell your brand’s story even further.<\/p>\n