# Creative Trends 2026 Webinar | Design, AI & Marketing Insights ## Метаданные - **Канал:** DepositPhotos - **YouTube:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e14DRTjxtdA - **Дата:** 13.02.2026 - **Длительность:** 49:16 - **Просмотры:** 275 - **Источник:** https://ekstraktznaniy.ru/video/46356 ## Описание Creative Trends 2026 is more than a trend forecast—it’s a strategic lens on how creativity is evolving. In this webinar recording, DepositPhotos experts explore how cultural shifts are reshaping brand communication and creative workflows—and how to translate trends into real business impact. Key takeaways: ✅ How visual storytelling is shifting from attention to trust ✅ How AI can scale creativity while keeping the human touch ✅ Why emotional clarity matters in branding, UX, and design ✅ Real examples from global brands and industry leaders ✅ Practical ways to apply trends across formats and workflows Discover the complete Creative Trends 2026 report for more insights and strategic takeaways: 👉 https://blog.depositphotos.com/design-trends.html 🎁 Use the promo code to get 10 free images from the DepositPhotos library or AI Generator and support your upcoming campaigns with trend-aligned visual content that drives engagement: https://depositphotos.com/promocode.html?code=creative_tr ## Транскрипт ### Segment 1 (00:00 - 05:00) [] Hi everyone. Hello everyone. How you doing today? — We see a few guys doing great. — Yeah. So I suggest us we wait for like three more minutes uh so everyone could join and in the meantime um just maybe type in the comments section where you guys what country you're from uh what city you from. I'm always curious to know uh the geography of uh people we work with people who are interested in what we're doing. Uh I think this is going to be a nice warm-up for us. I think we're having a small delay uh technical delay due to the streaming. So we will reply a little bit with a delay as well. We see people from Germany, from Ukraine, people based in Cyprus as well. Amazing. — Latia. Oh wow. — I used to study in Latvia. This is amazing country. I love it. — What did you study? Vlad. — Um I think uh business and economics. It was ti. It's I think it should be famous in Latvia. That was interesting. Germany. — Super cool. Oh, we have people from Brazil, from Barcelona. — Germany. Wow. Cool. That's amazing. — Amazing. We have people from all around the globe joining. And since we have more and more people joining us, do you mind sharing as well uh what do you do? Design, marketing, social media. — Yeah, this might be a good networking opportunity guys. Maybe you will uh connect in the comments and later you can find each other on LinkedIn. Um you never know. So yeah, why don't use this opportunity? Great crowd. Yeah, it's amazing. — Okay, I will start. So, Vlad, do you think we're waiting for a few minutes, maybe one, two minute, and we proceed with our — Absolutely. — Yeah. Let's check the few answers from what people uh are doing. I'm really curious. So, we have uh UX UI design, graphic animation, AI designer. Cool. Editorial. Cool. I think marketing. Great. So, yeah, I think we can start uh we can slowly uh start it up. And um for those who are a little late, there is going to be some they will miss some info but okay we have even small business owners. Yeah, let's go ahead. I think we're good. What do you think? — Yes, we're giving the word to you. You're going to start this presentation and we move forward with the trend. Thank you. Thank you, Marie. So, uh let's start with a quick overview of today's session. Uh let's check our agenda. So, uh we'll begin with a brief self introduction and we'll explore how creative trends mission has evolved over the years. Next, Maria will present the creative trends 2026 overview, highlighting key industry directions and sharing realworld cases to illustrate how these trends are already in action. And we will wrap it up with Q& A. By the way, towards the end, there's going to be a special bonus for all live attendees. So stay with us till the very end. And of course, if there's any questions during this session, feel free to let uh add them in the chat and we'll address them either right away or during our Q& A session. So, let's move to our brief introduction. I'm Vlad. I'm managing AI partnerships at Deposit Photos. I have over six years of experience in business development and strategic partnerships. And after 2 years here at Deposit Photos, I can be ### Segment 2 (05:00 - 10:00) [5:00] confident in calling myself an expert in photo and digital assets licensing, especially in the context of AI. And honestly, so far it's been an amazing journey. Uh during today's webinar, I'll share a bit more details on deposit photos, context uh of the company, what we're doing, and uh I'll help to moderate the session. So again, if there's any questions, uh I'll be happy to answer all of them in the chat. So don't hesitate to ask your questions. We'll be happy to uh work with that. And now I'll pass the word to Maria uh for her self introduction. — Hey everyone, my name is Maria and I'm head of content marketing at Deposit Photos and Vista Create. Vista Create is part of the Vista Print and a larger group of companies that we're working in. I have over 10 years in content creation and marketing and previously I have worked for both the UK and the US markets in companies such as Culture Trip, Inc. Publishing and Artsy. I've been creating content since early years in the university and it's been a while already. Also over the last few years I've done over 30 presentations at different events worldwide including in Barcelona in Germany in Cologne in many other cities and mostly I covered the topics of creative trends of technological trends and of course AI since it has became really popular and advanced over the last few years. And the proud moment for uh our company and for our project is that with the creative trends project that I have been leading for over seven years now we have won the two red dot awards in a row which means that uh the work that we're doing was recognized for the high quality design for amazing research and brand communications which is I will repeat myself a proud moment for us and we're happy to present and share more about this project with you today. Now I will pass the word back to Vlad since we have more interesting info to share about our company and the mission with the creative trends. — All right, thanks Maria it was great introduction. So for those who might be new for uh to deposit photos which is by the way part of Vista I like to mention in this right away. Uh so just to share a bit more context uh since 2009 we've evolved from the stock platform into full creative ecosystem and today we offer over 300 million assets with more than 100,000 contributors and over 45 million clients worldwide. We offer with all of that we offer 24/7 support in 29 languages. And I also like mentioning this because arguably it's one of the most efficient support teams I've ever worked with. So this is great guys. In addition to that, we provide an amazing editing solution with a wistreate editor API solutions for team who work on scale here in KF where I'm actually based right now. Uh there's lightfield studio for on demand shots for our customers and to expand our own repository. And last but not least, we strongly emphasize ethical AI. We provide generative and editing AI tools trained exclusively on ethically sourced data and this allows us to provide the same commercial license for AI generated content as we do for the stock images with same limitation and liabilities. So in other words it's 100% commercially safe. At the same time, we support AI model training by licensing ethically sourced assets, ensuring of course all contributors are fail fairly compensated and fully informed. I hope this info was useful. So if you see any overlaps in what we're doing, uh, now you know the guy, you can always connect with me on LinkedIn and I'll be happy to chat or network. But with that being said, our main focus today is creative trends. So let's kick this off by exploring the missions of uh creative trends. First of all, our goal is to make you feel confident about the future. Even in such times when the creative landscape feels unpredictable, if you will, we want to share the inspiration you can actually use in your project as an actionable road map. We want to encourage you to stand out and just as importantly we want to save your time by doing this research analytics connecting with the industry leaders and expert insights and peer feedback. In addition along with each trend we've prepared a collection of creative assets you can use in your work or just as a source of inspiration. So ultimately creative trends is all about helping you lead ### Segment 3 (10:00 - 15:00) [10:00] creativity and shape what's next, not just react to it. With that in mind, I'm excited to clear the stage for Maria to explore the creative trends and how they are shaping creative industry. — Thank you so much. And now we're starting with the most exciting part of our webinar. And before we go to the trends overview, I would like to make a note about the trends we are presenting and trends that we are creating as a part at deposit photos. They are not the styles to copy. It's not the Pinterest mood board or any other mood board that you just try to implement in your designs. They are much more the signals of what audiences now expect and you can combine different trends together. You can uh put them and in clusters and use them in different ways for your projects. And we will stop on that even more today. So the creative trends overview will start in a few minutes and I'd like to u pay your attention to a few things on how the creative trends are shaped. So first of all the we don't just do the secondary research and provide you with different topics for inspiration. As Vlad mentioned, Deposit Photos is a huge creative ecosystem that has over 300 million files, digital assets, which include music, photos, videos. We also have 100,000 contributors from all over the world uploading their files to our library as well as 45 million clients on the other side who search our library and download visuals and generate visuals. All this data gives us plenty millions of insights, datadriven insights of course on where the creative communication and creative industry is heading in the near future and this is how our research starts in the first instance. So basically how we create our trends is that we start from the datadriven insights. We also talk to the creative industry experts from around the world who share their commentary who back up our vision or oppose to our vision of the creative trends. And after that we do the secondary research about the soio economic factors about the political factors and any kind of factors that might influence the decisions and the moods that audiences have right now and will have in the months ahead. So if you're ready, so we are. Let's start with the first trend. The first trend is actually my favorite. That's why we're starting with it. It's reality strikes. The most important part here is of course the visuals and the messages that you translate. But to give you some context and better understanding of how this trend emerged, we should go back to a few years ago when we were seeing huge trends on social media in particular in Tik Tok and Instagram sharing this trend of people being kind of in a rosecolored glasses. It was a huge trend for romanticizing your life and kind of forgetting about the real problems and real context that humans have on a daily basis. After getting tired from this trend and I think it reflects greatly where we are all now, audiences started craving for visuals that feel real and not staged. We are not having a great mood today every day. For example, some people can be angry, sad, anxious, disappointed. Of course, they can also be happy, optimistic, uh, and joyful. But there is a whole spectrum of emotions that we are experiencing on a daily basis. And now more than ever, audiences are craving to see that reflection in the creative campaigns. If we're talking about the uh visual elements that should be translated in campaigns and uh in creative assets, they are all mostly about the imperfection, the imperfect details that make up our everyday life, about the honesty towards others and yourself and the emotional truth about what you're feeling. All these things are replacing the glossy over production across all formats. And if you're looking to use the strength in your creative communication, the key question you should ask yourself, are we speaking ### Segment 4 (15:00 - 20:00) [15:00] truth to our audience? Are we being honest about them, about us, and about the message that we want to translate? And from here we can find another trend and we can stop on another trend that is not as important and that clearly shows us the emotional and psychological state of the audiences today. So this is an amazing trend because it draws the metaphor from the blue hour. If you're familiar with the photography and I'm sure you are, this is a term from photography. Blue hour just the hour when the hour of the day actually two hours of the day when the nature is covered in a blue soft blue light and this is the hour either before the sunrise and the golden hour in the morning or after the sunset and it's called blue hour and this blue hour this year it moves blue color away from the corporate blue colors to a softer ones in order to become the color of emotional intelligence in design. With all this visual noise and all this cluster that we're seeing in social media, a more cal a calmer color, it invites for presence and for clarity without losing the impact. And if you're choosing to cut through the noise, this color might stand out among all the designs and uh help audiences feel the calmness and the clarity that you're providing as a brand. An important notion, an important moment to pay attention here is that according to the Edelman trust barometer which is an institute that makes research on the levels of trust in the society and across audiences, it has shown that companies has are the only trusted source and credible source for audiences. the brands actually in addition to government and um media. If a few years before people have been trusting governments and government in media much more now the source the main source of credibility for them are brands and considering this responsibility to carry and the fact that you can actually create a lot of impact by being honest and being super relatable to your audience. you can create completely different kind of projects and connect with your audience much better. Now we'll move to the two trends that are actually contrasting to the ones that we've discussed recently. Trend number three is an au authentically artificial trend and this is what we've saw uh a lot of insights about this trend we saw in our u AI generator and in generations that our audiences are making every day thousands tens of thousands of generations if a few years before content creators designers marketers were worried about the uh generative AI and in general AI tools uh replacing their work and shifting the industry so much. Today we can see that generative AI in particular becomes a standalone creative capilot. It's not about content creation versus AI. It's about creating together and creating a different type of visuals. What we have noticed as well is considering this trend, there is a new visual style has evolved over the last few months. We call the style a semi-generated realism where you blend machine logic and human storytelling. And the most important part here is that you uh try and you do your best in order to scale your ideas faster and create faster without losing the scale. and uh without losing your soul and unique human touch. And we will uh talk about this later in a bit where we will show some examples of how you can create realistic images with AI and create them much faster without losing your time for production from scratch and use them for your creative campaigns. Another trend that unexpectedly emerged in our content library as well as across the uh creative industry is the trend ### Segment 5 (20:00 - 25:00) [20:00] for using a lot of flowery motives. However, this year in 2026 and beyond the floral for floral motives they will be reborn with a totally new meaning. Flowers are no longer a decoration that I used for nice campaigns. of some uh beauty products or something like this or a spring related symbol. No, they are much more important symbol that you can use year round to symbolize resilience softness and of course the natural cycles of renewal that are happening every year or a couple times a year and make your designs look fresher and stand out. uh even in winter, autumn or any time of the year. The next few trends are super nice and the trend number five actually is the one that our team has mo mostly voted for. It's a kidel trend and for sure you have seen it around a lot. We can start with the collectible toys and of course labuba and stuff like that. their popularity. But the highlight here and the important point to notice is that with this trend growing, play becomes part of an adult life. It's not only for kids or for younger people, playfulness in your design, designs and creative campaigns. It can become a fullyfledged strategy. And you know this approach of a child's approach to joyful content creation, optimistic content creation and even nostalgia content creation, it can drive you completely different results because when you unleash your child and you unleash your creative freedom, you can create something even more creative and even more appealing to the audiences. And when we talk about audiences, these are millennials in the first instance because they are actually the most nostalgic towards the Y2K aesthetics and the kind of games and toys that they used to have during their childhoods. And what we also see in brand examples is that a lot of brands they have used play in order to emotionally connect with their audiences. And this is not only about entertainment audiences. For example, some media like the New Yorker, they have been creating apps with games and many other brands. They used the elements of play to better engage with the audiences and attract their attention. Trend number six that we'd like to discuss today is the tender shift. The tender shift trend is the evolution actually of the trend for self-love that has been hyped and super popular over the last few years. So a lot of brands they have been promoting the self-love concept and encouraging people for self-love in order to be more compassionate towards themsel and to promote the feelings of happiness and joy and optimism in everyday lives. But the next level of the strength and it's actually great is to share that love and kindness with others. And if we're speaking about the visual elements and opportunities to translate it in your designs and creative project, we're talking about the soft visuals, about the calm colors, the optimistic and uh very light fonts and of course the emo emotionally intelligent communication that not only builds trust but also signals the culture. leadership and maturity of your brand. When we talk about all the creative trends here and Vlav also mentioned it and I mentioned before, every trend is applicable to different kind of audiences. And if you see that one of the strengths is not working for your brand or audiences, you can blend and alter them in order to fit your target audience because nobody knows your target audience more and better than you. And to have the proper communication and the engaging communication, it's extremely important to understand what are the expectations, the mood and emotional states of your audiences. And then the trends that you ### Segment 6 (25:00 - 30:00) [25:00] reply will have the maximum impact and conversion of course. And the last but not the least are trends quietly loud and creative sync. Widely loud is yet another visual and audiovisisual trend. And after the years of rivalry, minimalism finally meets maximalism. There is no more competition between having uh a lot of white space or minimalistic backgrounds and combining it with a bold typography and even a little bit aggressive top typography. This trend is all about being simple and standing out at the same time. This trend that has intentional contrast between the calmness and boldness, it comments attention and helps you stand out also in this oversaturated uh um market and oversaturated uh social media. And the last trend that we're going to talk about is actually not visual, not audio visual. However, it's the trend that we can't ignore. The trend is called creative sync because creativity is being elevated by the integrated systems. If we take deposit photos, this is also a great examples. Few years before we have we were just the creative content platform with the stock with millions of stock assets. But understanding the needs of our clients and audiences, we have realized that it's incredibly important to provide the audiences with a more integrated ecosystems and systems where we have a lot of content assets. We have generative AI tools. We have editing AI tools. We also have um creative assets like templates that you can uh that you can utilize within one platform and create an amazing campaign without leaving one platform as I mentioned. So we are seeing in addition to this more modular workflows and more consistent output. And if you've been in the creative industry for a while and I'm sure you have uh because we have a lot of uh leaders and strategic marketing uh create uh marketing leaders today professionals there are two things that uh we can see everywhere and when we study marketing in design they just like said out loud. So first of all, consistency is king and creative think trend allows you to stay more consistent and to prod to have more consistent outputs every day and at the same time you need to be creative and to have amazing imagination in order to stand out. So this trend will allow you to no longer sacrifice the speed and quality and combine all of this together. And if we were to make a few examples and a few conclusions about where all of this is heading and like the three takeaways that you should take home today. So the one is that the future and the 2026 will be first of all about trust and emotional honesty. Visual storytelling is shifting from just grabbing attention and to earning trust. And I have just mentioned the uh Edelmont barometer trust percentage that 70% of uh people consider brands to be the only uh trusted source for them. So a question to think about how do you make trust not just a brand promise but a creative outcome? How do you make every visual, every message you say and every campaign that you launch speak honestly and deepen the trust and credibility between your audience and your brand. And these three trends that you can see on the slide, they will definitely help you with that. A few cases and examples that are worth mentioning and I just love this example. So example number one is the social media post from Garnier UK and in general the way they're leading their social media and Instagram. So what they did is they spoke to their audience and to their uh subscribers in a completely honest way and I think all of us have had this fear or a situation at work. So ### Segment 7 (30:00 - 35:00) [30:00] what they wrote you can see on the screen our content creator is on leave. This is what the rest of the team came up with. And you say see this ugly handdrawn design and you see a presentation that has definitely not been done by a designer and you see some statistics that uh probably the uh performance marketing manager has put for the marketing team and it costs so much relatability and so much discussion in the uh in Instagram and in general in social media. A lot of media have covered this case and it's a great example of how you can make something human as a part of your creative campaign and a brand. And we can see that uh this post has got over 10k likes on Instagram and almost 10k people have sent it to each other and this trend has really gone viral and this is a great example of how being honest can boost the trust between you and your audience. Another trend that actually is another brand that is actually super witty and their grated marketing is Oatley. Oatley is an alternative milk drink and you can see how they're promote promoting themselves. Instead of creating a glossy billboard or any kind of glossy advertising, they really appeal to their audiences with the things that with the wording and with the designs that everyone will find relatable. So for example on here they write it works in tea and if you are um also drinking alternative milk you know that when you put the uh milk in the tea it can just like dilute a little bit and not taste very good. So they are talking about this fear and especially because this advertising was in the UK and they're addressing the fears of the clients super directly and in an amazing way also they share their own fears about uh on this bus stop billboard. So they say you actually read this oh that's total success for us. So they are confident in themselves and they're communicating that they want your attention. They are honest about it and they try different creative ways and really straightforward ways to elevate the connection between them and their audiences. The next conclusion that I would like you to take home today is that human signal and AI scale they come they go together in 2023 2026 AI is no longer the differentiator. Remember this joke you know in LinkedIn Instagram they have a lot of these memes like can you sell me this product in two seconds and then everyone says oh it has AI. Okay, this is no longer a very funny meme because every everything has AI and AI is integ in integral part of our life. So the most important question here and the question that I'd like to leave with you for you to reflect is when you use AI on a daily basis, how do you ensure that the output you create stays human? has your personal tone of voice, your brand's tone of voice, and how audiences can understand that there is a human behind the eye and the human inside. And while you're thinking about this uh question, we have created a small quiz for you. Vlad, it's your turn now to entertain our audience today. — Thanks, Maria. It was great insights and I really love those cases with Garnier oldly uh amazing amazing. So long story short about the quiz. We've put together a fun short quiz comparing real images to AI generated ones. Uh one of the reasons is that these days the line between AI and reality is getting more and more blurred. Thankfully, there are great initiatives like C2PA standard, Google think ID and other uh invisible watermarking technologies which helps us make a good progress towards keeping content authenticity. However, in any case, I think that having a sharp eye is still a wonderful skill. So, let's test yours. Uh just type in the chat which image you think is real, either one or two, and let's see how many you can guess correctly. Okay, let's go ahead with this one. Um, I think we're going to need like 10 15 seconds for each image uh to get our answers. Oh, Maria. Oh, no, no. That's my ### Segment 8 (35:00 - 40:00) [35:00] bad. Okay, so okay, we got some responses. We moving to the next one. Okay. — I think some of the examples are really easy, but others you can't just really tell where it's a human touch and where it's an AI. — Yeah, it really depends on the prompt, on the tool you're using for uh generating the image, on your approach. Um, so yeah, this is quite interesting. Okay. So we have some answers. Um nice — moving forward. — Yes. I think we can. Okay. All right. And we have the last one. Great. So Vlad now you should share which answers are the right ones because personally I couldn't tell — in some cases. — Yeah. Uh well yeah in some cases it was very obvious for me. Uh but there's been a lot of answers. Some of them were different but we decided not to make things complicated. And uh all the first images were real while all second were generated by AI. Uh so there were really like few second numbers in the chat if I don't recall anything. Uh so you guys have really trained eye for this and it's totally understandable because every day we see more and more AI images. So it's getting hard to distinguish what's real, what's not. But you're doing pretty good. So now I'll clear the stage back to Maria to cover a few more insights and cases. — Yeah, I just came back to this slide because for me it was the trickiest. I mean when our team put together this examples I was like wow here I would never tell what is AI and what is real because they look very similar like hey the contrast is different but if you edit the first one a little bit it would be like almost the same. So after this quiz, we're coming back to the question that I asked you few minutes ago. As AI scales the creative output, how do people know it's still you behind your work? And this is a great question once again to reflect on since the approach that you're using for the AI tools and the kind of prompts that you're using and also like the way you postprocess or edit images or how you combine them together in one campaign. This is what will help you stand out for sure and what will add the human touch to all of this. So the future of the strength is all about combining the human creativity with AI. Uh so you have the scale you need, you have the consistency you need, but you also have the uniqueness and creativity that everyone's looking forward to. The last conclusion we're going to stop today on is about using soft power as differentiation. And this is all about moving from the aggressive and insistent marketing to a softer, more playful uh marketing where you use it not just decoratively to make a nice design, but you use it strategically. If you have a campaign, you can try the more soft and more emotionally intelligent tone of voice both towards visual and verbal communication and do an AB test or compare the difference. And I'm sure that when you're emotionally clear and co confident about what you're creating, the output will definitely outperform the visual noise and the approach that most of the brands and average brands still use on a day daily basis whether in social media, whether in printed campaigns like everywhere. And an amazing example about open AI of course how they used utilized few of the strengths is first of all recently open AI have announced that they will create and they us already testing it the chapity for healthcare and the insight the delivering and the ### Segment 9 (40:00 - 45:00) [40:00] visuals for the branding that they chose they're very smart because when you want to talk to people about their health and about things that cause usually cause anxiety and that are very important to people. You want to talk about them from the soft position. You don't want people to get more anxious. You want to use the calmer colors and like to make people feel comfortable with your tool. And this is exactly what they've done when they announced the tool. And the other example of them is that this year they have al also done the rebranding. And this rebranding is all about using bold visuals and complementing them with very simple fonts that read clearly that are minimalistic but altogether this creates a mix and a visual that really stand out and you pay attention to it. And of course we couldn't help but mention the unique case that happened this year with the panon color of the year. So the panon instit institute they have been researching color for almost 100 years and never in the history of the color of the year project they have announced the white color as a key color for the year. And this is an amazing insight to see the emotional state our audiences, the global audiences are in today. And I'm sure that in the next few months we will see so many creative campaigns that will be using white color at the core color for communication. And this is the color that amazingly and really swiftly cuts from cuts through all the visual noise that you have. And at the same time it's calming, it's soft and it doesn't cause more anxiety in times when there are a lot of there is a lot of anxiety out there. So I think for today that's it. I'm giving word to Vlad because we have an amazing bonus prepared for you. — Yes. Thank you. Thank you guys. Thank you Maria. Thanks for your attention today. Um, so, uh, we've prepared a, uh, free promo code for 10 free images and unlimited AI generations with deposit photos. So, you can use those creative assets from the report actually download them, test, play around, maybe use in some of your projects. Uh, as all of this is business license covered with a business standard license, not individual one, which is quite important. And um you can play around with AI as well. So I'm going to add the link to um this promo code as well in our chat. So just in case you don't have a phone to scan the QR code, you can just copy the link and activate the promo code right away. Um that's about the promo. Uh I think we can move to the Q& A session right now, shall we? — Yeah. I want to add Yes. Yes, one second. But on some very important points about this like about the business standard license. What this means is that with this promo code, you can use images for your business and explore also the tools that um deposit photos has that include like the multi-seat option. So you can share it with your team and you can um do a lot of cool things with the business license, business standard license and this is an a great promo code to have and you can experiment with the AI generator as much as you want. — Right. Yeah, thanks for adding this details Maria. It's actually quite important a little difference from uh the standard license. there's difference in the nification of files. Uh indeed there's multi-seat um differences in terms of the licensing terms. Uh so yeah you can confidently use it for the company as your company can be a license holder which is uh the most important part probably about that um in the licensing. So that's it. If you have anything else to add uh please do. If not let's move up to the Q& A session. I'm thrilled to uh get some questions and um see what we got today. — Okay. So, — waiting for questions from you. Oh, I see no questions in the at the moment, but I think this might be a ### Segment 10 (45:00 - 49:00) [45:00] slight delay due to the streaming. — Okay, guys, maybe if you can't come up with a question yet, just type in the chat how do you like the session? If there was any uh useful info or insights or cases that you liked, maybe uh the favorite part about the webinar that you could share. That'd be amazing to know uh which part of the webinar you'd like the most. And we are waiting for the questions. Oh wow. I I'm just scrolling back and I see that we have few people. We have people from Lebanon, from South Africa as well. This is amazing. Ah, I see interesting cases. Thank you, Mary. Okay, none from me. I enjoyed it very much. Is the trend report downloadable from your website? Thank you so much. Uh, yes, it's downloadable and I think Vlad can uh share with you the link directly here. Yes. — Yes, I will share the link uh right now. — Amazing. Thank you. And we have one question from Victoria. If I'm a small business with limited budget and no in-house designer, which one trend from the report is the safest and the most impactful to start implementing immediately? Oh wow, this is a great question. But I think I have a very quick answer to that question. So the trend that is the easiest but also the hardest at the same time to implement is the reality uh check not the reality check the reality trend and this trend is like first of all allows you to use any kind of imagery which is whether you create it yourself or you download from deposit photos or you generate and it's the easiest trend because if you're a small business owner for sure you have a direct access to your audience and you clearly understand what their needs and um their uh psychological state is. You can actually test it with your audience as well. So, this is going to be the safest and the best way to connect with them really quickly for me. And also another trend uh that I think is the quietly loud one because even if you're just using templates from Vista create or from any other tool, it's so easy to implement it and it doesn't need you it doesn't require you to have advanced design skills or something like this in order to like choose a bold background and add simple typography on it and to deliver your message super effectively. I hope I answered the question. Uh we can I see that the link um if the link is not uh do you think dispos disposable the one that we shared there is also this link that you can try for the report both of them work — super amazing — thank you so much Victoria thank you Okay, one last chance to ask a question and if not we're going to be wrapping up today. Thank you so much for your attention for joining our webinar and for sharing this one hour of your time with us. We will follow up with the webinar recording very soon. So you can share it with your friends and with your colleagues and with anyone who you think this webinar and this uh information might be useful.