ONE ui design style to learn in 2023.

Me watching this as I'm taking a break from designing my rounded-cornered, gradient-filled app: 👁👄👁

I'm designing an e-commerce product and wasn't sure to go with slight rounded corners or sharp corners. Thank you for this, everything makes sense in this video

A guide to use Noise in our designs 🙏

I want the sharp corners and the thin small text and the glass design combination back 😢

I HATE the playfull gradient 2023’s design with stupid goofy minature icons, gradient shadows, it gives me headache for some reason. Gradiented 2022/2023 SUCKS. I want the 2000 / 2010s glass design, if it becomes a trend again, i will not have any headache anymore. Please respect my opinion.

I just started doing my own UI design, i got personally attacked with the all glass UI HAHAHAHA, i'd take your advice on my next project, Thankys

this guy is the best😂

Nice video but not sold. It's not really new or deserving of a new trend. Completely flat design is at least 10 years old. Google and Apple design systems have been doing "Flat design 2.0" for years. Which this NueFlat basically falls inline with, just less fleshed out and more restrictive.

Rounded corners aren’t going anywhere! 😂💖 for now at least

Thanks for the video, I'm learning a lot!

Do you think flat design is being influenced to reduce hardware requirements, thus saving on computational power and battery life?

The new style looks cool 😎

the only "new flat" i can afford this year.

Hi Michal!

I have a question, are you planning to create a bundle with your two web design courses?

I think the truth is somewhere in the middle. I do agree with the frosted glass/see through effect and I've been experimenting with some industrial design queues as well in places with bold techy looking fonts. Blocked by bold contrasty lines I thibk it looks pretty cool. I'll have to do a video on this lol

I d k why you reminded me so much to Casey Neistat in this vid. Cheers and keep it up!

This is awesome. This is my time, baby! So much of my personal aesthetic has always been flat and colorful and that was forbidden in art school - modeling everything was essential. I am so happy to see an advance to a cleaner, more upbeat and indeed, punchier virtual world!

I think you might be right...i find minimalist designs very appealing and they seem to transcend time more than other styles of design.

I really like this video and it definitely will advise my UI decisions in the coming year, happy new year btw

Flat is justice

Long time no comments, I back 😁✌🏻
Bro after whatching your video, I start thinking that you are leading the UI trends over the glob 🤔

flat ui is the worst thing ever, and is the sole reason i stopped being a designer.
i really hope it will just die!

What do i think? I think that it goes all flat (without those gradients and other "realistic" stuff), simply because:

- it's easy to implement and fast to change after some data analyse
- it's better to focus on UX itself than put much time in glittery interfaces which people doesn't even care about
- aaaaand obviously because we as ui and ux designers are lazy

:D

This is gold!

the vibe from the video : if ryan holiday was a UI/UX Designer,

to me - UI design trends are just getting mature. All the over-decorative stuff look bit cheap so it’s time to come up with something classic

Solid editing man. Great progression from your first videos

I enjoyed the intro video. It looks like your having fun. Keep playing with your creativity. As always, thank you for this useful video 😊

This guy is so cringe. Just do a video like a normal human being bro. Wtf

If you can make the punchy style
Punch the stakeholder

Appreciate your willingness to try out a new video style being outdoors!

Great video, very punchy and.. batmanesque.

But seriously really liked this video, enjoyed it and came away with some actual insights. I will be experimenting with this design as i was already working on incorporating glass morphism.

Fantastic explanation - but I honestly don't like the way these new styles look. There is something to be said for not following fads and trends and developing your own sense of taste and artistic expression within the bounds of good design principles. Create trends rather than follow them.

Agree in all , and i love it.

I'm glad you're abandoning that "soft-modern" style, I've noticed you've been slowly pushing that away for a while. I've been using this "neuflat" style for over a year now and I'm so happy you'll be featuring it now, because in my opinion it's great!

Love your style. But how can you speak about visual design in such a general way, divorced from both brand personality, target users and function? Aesthetics don’t live in a vacuum. It has many dependencies. Visual UI design is the top of the UX iceberg, building on everything that’s below the surface; personas, value proposition canvas, user stories, journey maps, wireframe, prototypes, testing, iterations, mood boards and universal accessibility to name a few ;)

I like the way of thinking about how to set trends that break what AI currently offers us. BRAVO!!! It seems that in this case, the chicken is older than the egg💪

it's really nice to see that flat design is back but neubrutalism is still my favorite, no matter what people say I still love the cartoonish style of it and mixing it with flat will be a very nice experiment

So basically, Windows Phone

I wonder if the "NeuFlat" design is a design trend geared towards larger screens? I'd imagine the interface would look quite horrible on older devices such as the Iphone 8s? Especially as you described, with larger and more bold fonts.

This dude is just too cool. Once again, another informative content for free!

Hi Michal, it's good to see that you have already coined the name 'NeuFlat" as the upcoming UI design trend for 2023. I would like to suggest you to please make a short tutorial for this very new trend on all of these ideas you talked about. Finally I would like to say that I still like subtle aurora or mesh gradient effect because it feels natural and organic and it has some sort of intuition.

Cool video! Learning a lot about UIs

The NeuFlat looks great yet readable, but I will miss rounded corners

P.S.: I find these "styles overview" videos super helpful!!

The storytelling and effects in your last few videos are amazing, no wonder you're growing so fast right now!
100k soon?👀

NueFlat, I can dig it. Doing my part to go forth to spread the NueFlat 2023 design trend.

Amazing content! Nueflat 🥊

god the intro was so cringe

I love this. Really good stuff! You have a great eye. Thank you -- !

I don't know why, but I still love the soft shadows/gradient style. It just looks so cool.

You could do a video where you make the same design in all of the different UI design styles you talked about