What you can learn from flat designįlat design reverts back to the basics of design as a functional tool. This just goes to show that there's a fine line between following trends such as flat design, and standing out from the crowd. The danger here is that because they are all following the flat design trend, and using bright colours to elevate their designs, they are almost becoming too similar (as we explored in this piece). The icons above show just some of the icons in use in 2021, including last year's controversial Google icon rebrand. Notice how bigger, solid colour blocks are more attention-grabbing and the meaning of the icons can quickly be perceived. It's easy to see an immediate difference between a skeuomorphic and a flat design. Images like icons can indicate universal actions or purposes so that everyone can easily understand them. Simple images convey messages more quickly than detailed illustrations. I just walked up, kind of held onto the bar above camera."īarbie is due to be released in cinemas on July 21.Flat design is definitely having a moment – has it gone too far? (Image credit: Tobias van Schneider) I wasn't in a harness or anything like that. "I was holding onto a bar, but that's it. "I walked up, we had little sticky bits on the floor, for the double-sided tape for the shoes so they wouldn't come off – so I could get my feet out of them," she continued. "They are my feet," Robbie said in a group interview for Fandango with co-stars Kate McKinnon, Issa Rae and America Ferrera, adding it took "probably about eight takes" to get it right. In June, the star broke down the already-iconic feet scene in which her Barbie walks along in her heels and steps out of them, with her feet maintaining the same exact arching of the plastic doll. in Hollywood and Harley Quinn's spectacular barefoot escape scene in The Suicide Squad. The trend continued with her feet resting on a cinema chair in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time. Well before she stepped into the high-heeled shoes of the Mattel doll, she pushed Leonardo DiCaprio away with her foot in The Wolf of Wall Street. Of course, the focus on Robbie's feet isn't new. Related: Barbie star Michael Cera admits being "desperate" for movie role
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