[hadiyabarakahea]

Creative website designers have not only continued to adopt the rapidly changing dynamics of today’s online world but in addition to that, they have undeniably brought some of the best and most exclusive website designing theories and concepts that have completely captivated businesses as well as their target audiences over the internet. That’s exactly from where the concepts simplistic web design layouts and extensive use of negative space have evolved.

According to most of the recently conducted industry survey and businesses top ranked priorities for their online brand identity and integration creation, simplicity and negative space appears on top of the list. Experts have concluded that simplistic web layouts largely enable websites to engage their target audience more as there are fewer graphic and more content to focus upon. In addition to that, negative space also works similar, what makes it easier for the designers as designing a layout that exclusively puts all of the visitors focus upon the precise content of the website.

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[humanpuff69]

for me there are the biggest point why i hate new website design . Its because it makes old hardware slower . And this is a really serious planned obsolecence . and these new website design really gimp the usability of slow and old hardware espescially with much more demanding css and javascript

But in return you get more beautiful looking (but heavier) website

[Vuluts]

@humanpuff69 Actually dude not only the hardware capabilties why the website is long wait to load, another aspect is the bandwidth speed. Newer wesite nowadays have lots of images, videos, gifs, etc to load and even thou your PC have good specs but your internet is like a turtle to load well then good luck.

[deanhills]

@humanpuff69 My biggest beef is that with all of those bells and whistles there always seem to be greater opportunities for infections and hacking.  Where were the days when we had static Websites with no bells and whistles and one could just leave those Websites alone for years and not worry about about them.  Now with all of the new design, one has to look at updates all of the time, and worry about security in the extreme and attacks.  How many updates for WordPress do we have to work through in a year for example.  There seems to be an offsetting negative for all of the dew design and development.