Minimalism In Web Design

The key rule of minimalism in web design is to leave just the fundamental part of the component for the Visitor's eyes. Along these lines the designer won't just concentrate the user's consideration on the significant piece of the design yet in addition raise the tastefulness of the design. As indicated by the expressions of Donald Judd, an unbelievable minimalist designer, "A shape, a volume, a shading, a surface is something itself. It shouldn't be covered as a component of a genuinely extraordinary entirety. The shapes and materials shouldn't be modified by their specific circumstance." For more on web design: https://mylittlebigweb.com/en/

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1. Roots! Functional design +- fashion! Bonus! by Max Tkachuk for Codefest, Mar ‘14 Minimalist design
2. by Max Tkachuk from
 
 Trendkill designers Minimalist software design www.trendkilldesigners.com ! ! 

3. Minimalist design
 
 Minimalist design is any design wherein ! the simplest and fewest elements ! are used to create the maximum value ! !
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5. Why did the
 world need
 Minimalist 
 design?
 Kazimir Malevich, Black Square, 1915, Oil on Canvas, State Russian Museum, St.Petersburg [1]
7. Why did the
 world need
 Minimalist 
 design?
 - Ruined economies - No old production powers Kazimir Malevich, Black Square, 1915, Oil on Canvas, State Russian Museum, St.Petersburg [1]
8. Who and what
 influenced
 Minimalist
 design? Kazimir Malevich, Red Square, 1915, Oil on Canvas, [1]
9. Who and what
 influenced
 Minimalist
 design? - Art and Architecture - Social-oriented values Kazimir Malevich, Red Square, 1915, Oil on Canvas, [1]
10. Abstract art 
 De Stijl. Piet Mondrian, Theo van Doesburg Horizontal and vertical lines
 Rectangular forms
 Elements: blue / red / yellow
 Separators: white / black / grey! ! ! ! Elements don’t intersect, each speaks for itself!
11. De Stijl
12. Architecture 
 Bauhaus. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe 
 
 
 Modern materials
 Lots of open space
 Minimal structural framework! ! ! ! ! ! ”Less is More” Ludwig Mies van der Rohe! 

13. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
14. Today: Consumer electronics / Software / Architecture / Furniture / Music / etc..
15. Today: Consumer electronics / Software / Architecture / Furniture / Music / etc..
16. Today: Consumer electronics / Software / Architecture / Furniture / Music / etc..
17. Today: Consumer electronics / Software / Architecture / Furniture / Music / etc..
18. Today: Consumer electronics / Software / Architecture / Furniture / Music / etc..
19. Today: Consumer electronics / Software / Architecture / Furniture / Music / etc..
20. Functional design +– fashion
21. Functional design +– fashion" "
23. Functional design +– fashion
24. Functional design! ! Functional design is the principle that ! designers should design an object based on the purpose of that object!
25. Functional design basics! !
26. Functional design basics! ! Function informs Form!
27. Functional design basics! ! ! Function informs Form
 Form informs Color!
32. Functional design basics! ! ! Function informs Form! Form informs Color
 Ease of use and simplicity of form !
34. Functional design basics! ! ! Function informs Form! Form informs Color! Ease of use and simplicity of form! White space is the accent
35. Homogeneous space around the object with the opposite color
36. Homogeneous space around the object with the opposite color
37. Functional design basics! ! ! Function informs Form! Form informs Color
 Ease of use and simplicity of form White space is the accent! Grid is the order and the proportion

38. http://www.subtraction.com/pics/0703/grids_are_good.pdf
39. http://www.subtraction.com/pics/0703/grids_are_good.pdf
40. http://www.subtraction.com/pics/0703/grids_are_good.pdf
42. Functional design basics! ! ! Function informs Form! Form informs Color
 Ease of use and simplicity of form! White space is the accent Grid is the order and the proportion
 Subtract form till Function works
43. Subtraction Example: Doors
48. Functional design basics! ! ! Function informs Form! Form informs Color
 Ease of use and simplicity of form! White space is the accent Grid is the order and the proportion
 Subtract form till Function works
49. Max Tkachuk
 @paz0r
 trendkilldesigners.com ! mailus@trendkilldesigners.com! ! thnx!
50. Bonus
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52. Their designers" Expertise Level 1-5! Design theory 4+! Information architecture 4+! Interaction design 4+! Interface design 5+! Visual design 3! ! Development 2!
53. Our designers" Expertise Level 1-5 ! Design theory 2! Information architecture 2! Interaction design 3! ! Interface design 3+! Visual design 3-5! Development 3-5!
54. Catch-up " ! Design theory ! Information architecture ! Interaction design ! ! Interface design ! Visual design ! Development !
55. So much to fix. Get ready!
56. Max Tkachuk
 @paz0r
 trendkilldesigners.com ! mailus@trendkilldesigners.com! ! thnx!