Design Trends (Predictions) in 2010. As we are stepping in a new decade, I can foresee that web design in 2010 is going to be fun and filled with experimental works.
With the new CSS3 and HTML5, designers and developers are trying to utilize the new features to create impressive designs. Sketchy and large background styles are fading out. Serif fonts and texturized background will be popular. Thanks to CSS3, we are going to see a lot of rounded corners, RGBA transparency, and drop shadows. With the rise of smart phones, mobile web design is going to pick up this year. Serif Fonts In the last decade, most web sites were designed in either Verdana or Arial (sans-serif fonts), but that is going to change in this new decade. Big Headings Big headings in header (as part of design interface) will gain more popularity in 2010. Custom Font Embedding As Typekit is expanding their font list and more free quality fonts are available (e.g. Texturized Background Minimalist & Grid Minimalist and grid designs are not today's new. Text Shadow. Top-Ten IT Issues, 2010 (EDUCAUSE Review. © 2010 Bret L.
Ingerman, Catherine Yang, and the 2010 EDUCAUSE Current Issues Committee. The text of this article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 License ( EDUCAUSE Review, vol. 45, no. 3 (May/June 2010): 46-60 Bret L. Ingerman (ingerman@vassar.edu) is Chair of the 2010 EDUCAUSE Current Issues Committee and is Vice President for Computing and Information Services at Vassar College. Comments on this article can be posted to the web via the link at the bottom of this page. The eleventh annual EDUCAUSE Current Issues Survey shows some very familiar themes among the top-ten IT issues of strategic importance to technology leaders in higher education. Many of the issues that IT leaders face today reflect a fundamentally changed technology and educational climate. Issue #1: Funding IT Funding IT has been a top-ten issue of strategic importance since the inception of the Current Issues Survey in 2000.
Issue #2: Administrative/ERP/Information Systems. Feature Article - Predictions for 2010. 10 Trends to Follow in 2010. Sunday, 3rd January, 2010 | By The Craftsman | Category: Trends 10 Trends to Follow in 2010 The stage is set for 2010 to be a breakout year in marketing and technology.
Companies and consumers alike are not only doing things differently, they’re thinking differently. The following trends have the potential to shape how we consume information, make decisions and do business, not only in the coming year but in the coming decade. 1. Over the past few years, the simultaneous decentralization of the channels of communication and the rise of economic uncertainty have created a culture of highly discerning consumers that are increasingly resistant to traditional advertising messages. Trustcasting, defined as the ongoing process of building and maintaining trust between a business and its customers, holds as its mantra that any and all resources dedicated to the promotion of business must directly or indirectly be founded in trust. 2.
Could the future of publishing look something like this?