The internet has become a major source of information for people around the world. But how much of that information is accurate? And how can you tell whether a website is trustworthy?

The Rise of Voice Search.

According to Google, voice search will account for more than half of all searches by 2020. This means that there’s a huge opportunity for businesses to use voice search as a way to reach customers.

A Shift Toward Mobile First.

As mobile devices become increasingly powerful, we’re seeing a shift toward mobile first design. This means that web pages should be optimized for mobile first before being optimized for desktop.

More Personalized Experiences.

We’ve seen a lot of changes in how people use the internet over the past decade. One thing that’s remained consistent is the need for more personalization. People expect to interact with brands online as though they were interacting with friends and family offline.

An Increase in Video Consumption.

According to Statista, there will be 1.9 billion users watching at least one hour of video per month by 2020. That’s up from just 685 million users in 2016.

A Focus on User Experience.

As more people use the internet, web designers need to focus on user experience (UX) design. UX design focuses on how a website looks and feels when a visitor uses it. It also includes how easy it is to navigate through the site and what happens when something goes wrong.