Top 10 Design Trends for 2025 Every Brand Should Know
A fact-based guide to the top design trends for 2025 — from AI-powered creativity to inclusive and accessible UX strategies.

The design world in 2025 is all about AI-enhanced creativity, inclusive visuals, glassmorphism, and animated microinteractions. Brands are embracing bold typography, 3D elements, and neutral tones to create immersive, accessible, and emotionally engaging experiences. Trends like personalized user journeys, data-driven UX decisions, and sustainability-focused design are shaping the future. Here’s what your brand needs to stay ahead.
AI-Enhanced Creativity
According to Adobe’s 2024 Creative Trends Report, 74% of designers now use AI tools in their workflows — reducing project timelines by up to 50%.
AI is no longer a futuristic idea — it’s a practical tool that enhances design, speeds up delivery, and empowers brands to scale visuals faster than ever before. From logo creation to full interface mockups, AI acts as a creative collaborator, not a replacement.
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According to the Data, AI Is Reshaping Design Workflows
- According to HubSpot’s 2024 Agency Survey, agencies using AI report up to 5x faster project delivery.
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- Wunderman Thompson’s 2023 report reveals that 83% of marketers say AI-generated visuals perform as well or better than human-only designs.
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- Adobe’s research highlights that designers actively use tools like Midjourney, Firefly, and DALL·E for idea generation, prototyping, and iteration.
These facts prove that AI is no longer optional — it's a competitive edge in the creative industry.
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How ImaginMaker Uses AI Creatively & Ethically
At ImaginMaker, we don’t use AI to cut corners — we use it to unlock more creativity, personalization, and efficiency for our clients.
Here’s how we apply AI in our workflow:
- Midjourney for generating brand boards and visual inspiration
- Firefly to create campaign-ready graphic variants
- Uizard & Figma AI to convert sketches into interactive mockups
- ChatGPT & prompt systems to automate animation storyboarding
Client Results with AI-Enhanced Design
Our clients benefit from AI-enhanced design in measurable ways:
- Faster turnaround: Concept delivery reduced from weeks to days
- Lower costs: Perfect for startups with limited design budgets
- More visual options: Clients choose from multiple directions early
- A/B testing: Easily test what visuals perform best without extra cost
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Inclusive and Accessible Design
According to the World Health Organization, over 1.3 billion people live with some form of disability — making inclusive and accessible design a necessity, not a luxury.
In 2025, brands that don’t design for all users risk losing visibility, credibility, and customers. Accessibility is now part of Google's ranking factors, and inclusive design directly impacts UX, SEO, and conversions.
The Facts You Need to Know First
- 15% of the world’s population lives with disabilities (WHO, 2023)
- Over 50% of Gen Z consumers expect brands to be inclusive in both visuals and functionality (Accenture, 2024)
- Websites that meet accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1) perform better in search rankings and engagement metrics (Google Web Dev, 2023)
What Is Inclusive and Accessible Design?
Inclusive design ensures every user — regardless of ability, background, or environment — can access and interact with your content.
Accessibility, a core part of this, focuses on usability for people with disabilities (e.g., visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive).
Common inclusive design practices include:
- High color contrast for readability
- Clear, simple language
- Alt text on images for screen readers
- Keyboard-only navigation support
- Font size and spacing adjustability
Why It Matters for Business Growth
Accessible design isn't just ethical — it’s profitable.
According to a study by Click-Away Pound (UK), over 69% of users with disabilities leave a website immediately if it's hard to navigate.
And brands that incorporate accessibility see 15–20% increased engagement and conversions.
When you make your brand more usable for everyone, you're also:
- Expanding your potential market
- Boosting trust and loyalty
- Improving mobile UX for all users
- Future-proofing your site against legal and compliance risks
How ImaginMaker Designs for Everyone
At ImaginMaker, inclusive design is part of our creative DNA. Whether we’re building a website, animation, or mobile app, we follow WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards and run every project through usability testing.
We design:
- Accessible websites with proper semantic HTML, ARIA labels, and contrast compliance
- Inclusive animation and UI elements that don’t trigger cognitive fatigue or motion sensitivity
- Voice-assist-friendly navigation, ensuring seamless experience for screen reader users
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