There is no doubt that design is a broad discipline with different preferences in different regions. It is surprising how the same UX/UI design pattern whether for software, car, bottles or any other product might affect people belonging to a different culture in a way we would have never expect.
Even today, in a fast-paced world, people still consider cultural heritage & have great importance for their customs. Not just this, they expect the businesses to respect it too. Moreover the USA, UK, EU or if we talk about any other region. Every country has different assumptions for design, which ultimately makes it a trend for others.
Besides, the core reason for having differences in design is the language barrier. What is considered positive in one country might not be taken positively in another country. For instance, script length & font sizes; word equivalents vary in several symbols across different languages. Similarly, the spaces between words especially in the western language used to separate words, but in Thai, Japanese & China it does not have visible boundaries. UX/UI design changes from time to time. If we talk about what is in right now, it is all about lots of negative spacing, minimalism, interactivity & restrained color theme. But it totally depends on the region.
As we have discussed, every region has different preferences for UX/UI design, it is important to know the rules and regulations being followed in specific region, before starting their work. So that we can adapt the design & feel of a particular region. Considering the United Kingdom, they have a completely different approach for design. We have gathered certain useful insights regarding UX/UI design preference in the UK for you. Keep on reading to get to know about it.
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Wrapping it up...
Constantly explore new trends & technologies when it comes to polishing your skill but take into account that every region has different preferences & rules which needs to be followed. A strong understanding of the market in which you are working will help you execute your ideas clearly.
