A couple of weeks back, we talked about the flat design aesthetic. Just in case you missed it, here is how we described flat design, “Flat design means designing without the usual gradients, pixel perfect shadows, and skeuomorphism that’s been rampant in recent years to achieve what appears to be a ‘flat’ interface.”
And yes, just in case you haven’t yet jumped onto the flat design bandwagon, today we have put together 20 awesome examples (plus some Dribbble shots) that illustrate beautifully the concept of ‘flat’ in web design.
Microsoft
SpellTower
Supereight Studio
Hundreds
Women and Tech
Etch
Build 2012
LayerVault
Squarespace
FHOKE
Combadi
Buffalo
2012 Year on Twitter
Voice and Tone
The Next Web
…some ‘Flat’ Dribbble shots…
For some more Dribbble examples click here: Flat Design on Dribbble.
Or, you could check out ‘Flat Design’ on PatternTap.
More on Flat Design…
What Skeuomorphism Is (And Isn’t)
Skeuomorph on Wikipedia
The Flat Design Era
On the “flat design” aesthetic
Is “Flat” UI design better?
The Flat Design Era – Discussion on Hacker News
The Flat Design Aesthetic on Hacker News
Review of Popular Web Design Trends from 2012
The Dark Side of User Experience Design
The Flat Design Aesthetic: A Discussion
Design Patterns for Creating Exceptional User Interfaces on the Web
User-Centric Website Design
Responsive Image Techniques & Resources
Source : internetwebsitedesign[dot]biz
Very interesting blog. A lot of blogs I see these days don't really provide anything that I'm interested in. but I'm most definitely interested in this one. Just thought that I would post and let you know. Good luck, from GrafWeb.
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