The trend of interface design: The application of Beyond clear design style

Article Description: in general, there are three major trends in interface design that are worth noting, and the application of clear design styles will emerge in the near future.

Clear this Hospitality business application software (see related introduction) The deepest impression we have left is that we have got rid of the shackles of the button and have done a little more than that. Lively level sense, dynamic conversion, crisp and melodious sound prompts, all of which embody a simple visual language and flat navigation structure.

In general, there are three major trends in interface design, and in the near future there will be an endless stream of applications beyond clear design style:

1. Mobile priority, minimalism

The square inch of the mobile device screen forces the designer to go to basics and must remove the fancy decorations and extraneous content, giving priority to the rendering of features that affect the business and the customer experience most.

It also means that such applications must focus on a very small subset of features if they are to succeed. Clear this example, that is, not only selected to do the most basic functions, even the interface is minimalism.

Simple interface requirements reduce interactivity to a minimum. Priority needs to be given to functionality, focusing on the basic needs of desired results. The challenge here is to know how much you need to create a viable, satisfying product, how much you can get rid of, and how to expand your products and services. It is interesting to see how such applications evolve and expand.

2. Four-dimensional thinking, highlighting the magic

User interface designers are beginning to realize that there is no need to stick to the real-life objects in the digital space. There is a difference between the digital world and the reality. It can give users magic. It is no longer a user, a mouse, and a finger ballet that needs to be coordinated with the eyes. Instead, users directly manipulate screens or objects, and they are exposed to a four-dimensional world (time, space, people, information) that is visible to a user wherever they go. Clear focusing on the gesture UI is a good illustration of this magic, and the traditional need to do so is to apply the required check boxes and text input.

3. Agile design, dynamic prototyping

Both the designer and the mobile platform are driven to the direction of the animated user interface design. Although gestures are nothing new in daily life, it is still a challenge for designers to apply them appropriately and meaningfully to consumer applications, as they are accustomed to being conventional and using static frameworks to design interfaces. If software and product research and development adopt new prototyping and multidisciplinary blending methods (such as agile methods and new Lean user experience lean UX), it is simpler and more acceptable for users to create dynamic, visual and sensory prototypes and communicate with them. Animated design gives applications more dynamic motion. Very similar to good movies, the most critical parts are often those between static frames.

The bold design of clear is indeed exciting. But the app is just a more exciting interface design. The shock wave of the front of a small spray, the interface design revolution is coming!