10 UI/UX Trends You Can Copy!

sohanuzzaman57 · Post by **sohanuzzaman57** » Thu Jan 23, 2025 8:56 am

Nowadays, the use of mobile apps and web apps has become part of the daily lives of almost everyone in the world. In fact, during 2019 there were more than 204 billion app downloads made by more than 4 billion users.

The increasingly large and wide market makes the competition in this industry increasingly tight and fast. Without innovation and the ability to target the right market, the application that has been painstakingly developed can fail. Moreover, if you have competitors with capital injections that never run out.

One aspect that developers should pay attention to isv UI/UX. Both elements play an important role in improving the quality of the application user experience and satisfaction. This is clearly important, especially with the projected growth in the number of application downloads to 258 billion in 2022.

A glance at UI/UX
You may have heard or even often heard about UI/UX. This term has indeed become increasingly popular in recent years, especially as app developers begin to realize that user experience greatly influences their loyalty.

UI/UX
UI (User Interface)
UI literally means User Interface . This is something that relates to user interaction with mobile apps . Elements in the user interface usually include buttons, blocks, application elements, visual media, and other aspects that affect user control.

User interface systems are not only used in a range of digital applications, such as web apps and mobile apps , but also in a variety of other electronic devices, including household appliances and transportation systems.

Over time, the user interface system is not only used to run functions, but has penetrated the realm of branding and business development . For example, a business with a blue logo will usually create an application with a similar colored interface feel.

User Interface is generally passive. This means that developers have full control to design the UI that is most suitable or preferred by users. Therefore, it is not surprising that UI/UX modeling usually starts from creating a UI design before continuing to things related to user experience.