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The year 2019 has brought new hopes with its arrivals. People around the world are looking for new web development trends the year is going to bring with it. People who are running their website online is looking forward to the emerging trends to adapt the best possible changes and discard any unsuitable or unnecessary. As trends keep changing in term of sustainability, functionality, web design and development.

Top Web Development Trends To Follow
  • Bold and better colours
  • Single page websites
  • The growth in mobile web designs
  • AI and chat boats
  • Static website
  • Organic backgrounds and shapes

This is all i can suggest rest if there are any other suggestions, please do suggest i m open for it and will definitely try to apply from my side for future reference.

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rproffitt commented: This is almost word for word from a blog. Give attribution or get downvotes. +0

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Good starter list from and a useful ops/standards perspective from . Rather than chasing every new visual or tooling fad, pick trends with a clear, measurable benefit and a safe rollout plan. The short checklist and pilot pattern below turn vague “what’s hot” conversations into decisions that improve users’ experience without creating long‑term maintenance pain.

  • Trend evaluation (quick): Who benefits and what metric changes? What’s the engineering cost and runtime/third‑party exposure? What are regulatory/maintenance risks? Is the approach backed by standards or an active ecosystem?
  • Pilot template (apply this before full adoption): 1) One‑sentence hypothesis (what you expect to improve). 2) Success metrics (load, conversion, error rate, retention). 3) Build as a small, feature‑flagged experiment or canary. 4) Run with telemetry for a defined window, then decide: scale, iterate, or drop. Always include a rollback plan.

Practical engineering tips: adopt progressive enhancement so core functionality works without the newest browser features; enforce a performance budget in CI; use component/design tokens for visual trends so style changes don’t balloon maintenance; run automated unit/integration/visual tests and basic dependency scans as part of your pipeline; instrument real user metrics and monitor error budgets after rollout. Treat third‑party services as replaceable: estimate ongoing costs and failure modes before you depend on them.

Choose one or two experiments per quarter, measure results, and keep the team accountable to metrics and maintenance costs. This keeps the site modern without trading long‑term stability for short‑term novelty.

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This sounds like the list for 2017, but not to worry - those topics will still be around in 2019. My personal list would include

  • APIs (both production and consumption),
  • Security of applications and data,
  • GDPR compliance if you haven't already done it,
  • The changed posture of Google Maps (it's a pay service now),
  • IOT implementations.
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