The Issue With Dribble and the Lack of New Design Content

A person who does a lot of web design is tired of seeing the same designs in Dribble. This person explains that the minimum landing page, a top bar, a right-sided login button and one big product with a bit of text to describe it and a button to order it is too common of a design and too boring for their taste. This person wanted to know if other web designers are as bored as they are with seeing the same designs over and over again.

One person wrote back with an analysis of why they think this type of a design is so common. Their explanation is because it works. When something isn't broken, companies hesitate to fix it. The consumer might balk if things look totally different the next time they visit a site. Sites with that type of a design are for eCommerce, not for appealing to a designer's sense of aesthetics. This person suggested that the original poster take a look at sites that are not trying to sell products if they want to get a better range of Dribble options.

Another person replied with a similar complaint about mock ups. They do not like the generic mock ups because they do not give a person a feel for what the product will really look like. Several people chimed in and agreed on this.

A different person wrote back with an explanation that most of the web design industry professionals understand that Dribble is not for impressing other people. It is for being practical. This person argued that the login and search functions should be on the upper right portion of a web page because that is where people expect it to be, and putting it there provides a better user experience.

Lastly, a person replied that they somewhat miss the early web designs of the 1990s. This person remarked that most of those designs were aesthetically unappealing, but they were all different. They were so different that it felt like going down a rabbit hole every time a person would visit a new one. For more information click here https://www.reddit.com/r/web_design/comments/cqos2j/im_tired_of_seeing_the_same_type_of_web_designs/.