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The point about "someday we will look back and laugh" is an interesting one, and I'm not sure how true it is. I think the maturity of web design as a field must
by TheBoff 14y ago
The point about "someday we will look back and laugh" is an interesting one, and I'm not sure how true it is. I think the maturity of web design as a field must be a curve, and I find it hard to believe that website will change in such a jump.
Is there any layout or designer that a designer wants that they can't create on the modern web? Because there were many they couldn't back then, through the limitations of the browsers, and internet speeds.
The next big move, I think, will be to web applications, but I would imagine they will look fairly similar to the desktop (or perhaps iPad) applications we have today.
- rprospero 14y agoI think the argument is that looking back and laughing is a fundamental issue of design trends. To put it differently, do you think that people won't look back in twenty years and laugh at today's fashion trends? Fashion design has had a few millenia to mature and we still haven't got it right. It's a little unfair to hold web design to a higher standard.