10 top UI trends for 2017

06. Parallax 

Epicurrence opts for a very obvious use of parallax, creating a fast-moving experience that reflects the event it’s promoting

Epicurrence opts for a very obvious use of parallax, creating a fast-moving experience that reflects the event it’s promoting

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Jamie Leeson is a digital designer working in web, interactive and creative content design for Zazzle Media, a leading UK content marketing agency.
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