What are the main web design trends for 2021?

[GooseWashington]

What are the main web design trends for 2021?
Thanks in advance!

[BillShiphr]

Oh, I don't even know. I prefer to trust a specialist on topics like that because It's just too hard for me, but I still have to find one

[HardissonHard]

Feel you. I thought about doing a whole website myself, but I understood that I have no idea what people like and how to create the best website. I tried it a few times, but my lack of knowledge was way too big. That's when I decided to trust this process to the professionals, and this company https://fireart.studio/insurance-software-development-services/ helped me a lot.

[TommyUno]

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[RomanClo]

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[Luzmirr]

Corporate branding feels like a completely different level compared to small business branding. There’s more at stake—reputation, consistency across departments, and long-term positioning. I came across a resource listing corporate branding agency (https://topbrandingagencieshub.com/) options, and it really shows how specialized some firms are in this area. It’s interesting how they handle internal branding as well, not just external visuals. For those in larger companies, how involved were you in the branding process? Did the agency work closely with your internal team?