101 A 2020 View of UI Design Trends
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM Wednesday, October 23
Development
St Croix AB
Each day we are exposed to multitudes of user interfaces (UI) in media, marketing, and design, all geared to grab our attention. Specific techniques are used to draw us to the next item, scroll down, click here/there, make that purchase, watch that video, or look at that picture. Adopting these techniques and implementing them into our eLearning designs can have a similar engaging impact on learners.
In this session, you will learn about current and future UI design trends from the web, marketing, and graphic designs. We'll examine what these trends are, why they are useful, where are they heading, and how they are being incorporated into instructional design projects. This will be of interest to anyone that is designing and developing instructional materials. You will understand the current trends in mainstream media, and how we can utilize this appeal to improve our own design processes. Together we will explore and see how these design elements can and have been used in eLearning development.
In this session, you will learn:
- Top design elements that are trending in web, marketing, and graphic design media
- Why these elements are important to users and designers
- How we can incorporate these design trends into our own projects
- Where to find examples, inspiration, and resources to incorporate into your own designs
Audience:
Designers, developers
Technology discussed:
Storyline

Tracy Parish
Education Technology Specialist
Southlake Regional Health Centre
Tracy Parish is an education technology specialist for a regional health centre in the Greater Toronto area. She has a diverse educational background of computer programming, adult educational, and eLearning design and development, leading to an instructional design career. Tracy has over 15 years of experience in instructional design, development, and project management, as well as LMS implementation and administration. She is an active Articulate Community Hero, co-host of the Toronto Storyline User Group, and the webcast Nerdy Shop Talk, the Social Media/Marketing Director for the Canadian eLearning Conference, and a moderator of the weekly Twitter event #lrnchat.