In minimalism, the design is dissected and reduced in a way that only the most essential elements are left.

These three words sum up what minimalism is.

Having a cluttered design will only block the point.

Unneeded elements tend to become obstacles

rather than bridges in sending your aim to the

viewer.

Minimalist websites have greater chances of translating

into beautiful mobile versions.

Mobile users are less patient, most of the time,

they have limited data plans and a more limited

schedule. Minimalism gets them straight to the

information they are looking for.

You are in a hot-air balloon. You step in, turn the

burner on, and the balloon expands. But you can’t

take off because these heavy bags of sand pull your

balloon to the ground.

What would you do?

That answer is probably the point of lighter

websites being a major contributor in the popularity

of minimalism. Having few elements in a design

will mean a lighter website.

What drives people towards minimalism is its

content-driven mentality. It makes the user

focus on what matters most: content.

• Use proper alignment

• Use white space

• Use proper fonts

• Size matters

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