Graphic and web-savvy designers will more than appreciate the Black in Web Design infographic by Template Monster.
Not only does it make use of Batman, Storm and Blade to illustrate how the shade black can add drama to a webpage, but it is interactive. One click of the orange play button causes images to explode in the rectangular comic book sections. Bombarding you with sheer creative brilliance as you learn what you should do when using black and what not to do when fine tuning your website, this infographic is eye-catching.
The Black in Web Design Infographic states that the shade is considered a favorite color for 9 percent of men and 5 percent of women. Most people in Europe, China and the US often choose black for their phones, therefore using it in your website design should attract more viewers because it goes with everything.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Interactive Infographics
- The use of interactive features in infographics provides an opportunity for engaging visuals while providing information.
- Color Psychology in Web Design
- Understanding how different colors can affect user perception can give web designers a strategic advantage in their designs.
- Pop Culture-inspired Design
- Using popular media references in design can attract users and create a sense of familiarity.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Graphic Design
- Graphic designers can benefit from incorporating interactive features and color psychology in their designs to create unique and engaging visuals for clients.
- Web Design
- Web designers can use color psychology and pop culture references to create visually appealing and user-friendly websites that stand out from competitors.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing and advertising professionals can use interactive infographics and pop culture-inspired designs to create unique and memorable campaigns that attract and engage customers.
