"The Return of Web Design Trends," where I spoke in Osaka on July 12, was planned as an approximately 120-minute talk including a 10-minute break. In reality it was slightly shorter, but it was still a long talk. When a talk is this long, remembering everything from the start is extremely difficult, and some kind of strategy becomes necessary.
"The Returning Web Design Trends," officially titled the 45th Recri Seminar "The Returning Web Design Trends & A11y Osaka Meetup," was held on July 12 and somehow wrapped up successfully, so this is a report entry.
Photo by Mizuho Koyama
If you have been busy with work for the past few years and have not been able to catch up on many things, or if you watched many trends when you were younger but have moved away from them, I think simply attending will help you catch up on many topics. But that is not the only highlight.
In Web Design Trends sessions, in addition to distributing the slides after the event, we have long allowed attendees to quote and use the trends for production work presentations or internal study sessions. So this time, I will write about that participation bonus.
The Web Design Trends session, which has been held at CSS Nite Shift and in various regions across Japan, is coming back. I do not know whether this will be a one-time session, but just when I was thinking that it might be good to do it once at this point, I was contacted by Koyama-san from Re:Creator's Kansai, Rin Yano, and Ueki-san from Infoaxia, which led to this event.