It’s a highly competitive world and the market demands not only excellence in what you do – your core competency, but it also demands that professionals be good at many other skills related to your profession, in other words, market demands multi-skilled, multi-talented professionals who can multi-task.
You may be great at what you do but your overall skill set with respect to market demand decides your career path.
You’ve read it on blogs, heard it on podcasts and design conferences: 2017 is the year of UX & UI design.
![Top UX Trends for 2017 [Infographic]](https://i1.wp.com/www.instantshift.com/assets/uploads/2017/02/top-ux-trends-2017-infographic.jpg "Top UX Trends for 2017 [Infographic]")
These days, a simple website isn’t enough. Did you know almost 70% of users leave websites if the UX is poorly designed?
As 2016 ended, as we know—it’s a fine idea to begin looking ahead in the world of design to spot what graphic design trends are approaching our way. We’ve been imagining and visualizing how we can integrate stock photos and vectors into new-fangled and stimulating design themes. Whereas we’ve witness several auspicious trends over the past year, 2017 is assuring to take design to a brighter, intrepid stage.
Let’s turn to what this year 2017 will probably have in stockpile for us as graphic designers. In this article, we will be discussing about the trends we all have been noting and are possibly to spear in this year. We will be conversing about artistic and conspicuous trends which we will be witnessing this year 2017.
It is not always easy to decide that whether to use Objective-C or Swift for a project as there are enormous factors that need to be consider every time you start a new project. Discussing over this topic as it is the most common question that most of the iOS app development learners asked.
Choosing a right and the most appropriate language depends on project and team context and preference, allegiance to one programming language. Rather than swaying Objective-C or Swift flag, we are considering all the aspects of a project that points to one language over the other like project scope, scale, team composition and technical considerations.
Do you have an e-commerce website? Do you want to have perfect navigation design for it? If yes, there's no time like now to get down to some serious navigation design.
Visitors to websites don't prefer to remain on sites with poor navigation, so it helps to make them comfortable using your site with good navigational techniques.
If you have ever used a PC, you might as well be aware of the animated Windows symbol that appears when the system boots. It took an evolution in design and animation to develop into what we see today, but back in Windows 1995 the image did not move at all. Some of you might be thinking, why even use these animated indicators?
But consider this, would you rather prefer waiting and watching a blank screen to see your action completed? Or remain entertained with something of meaning until the screen appears again?