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Need a New Website or Logo? Design Trends for 2015. (Infographic) These are the design styles that'll make it impossible to look away.

By Carly Okyle

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There's no denying that appearance matters. Everything about a company's logo or website is chosen for a specific impact; promotional materials are discussed and planned for months.

While some design strategies are timeless, trends change. The visual layouts and pictures that worked five years ago won't necessarily resonate with customers today.

Thankfully, the folks at Coastal Creative Reprographics have put together an infographic of the big styles that swept the industry this year, as well as a look at what's coming next. From semi-flat graphics to hand-drawn illustrations, here's what you need to know.

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Need a New Website or Logo? Design Trends for 2015. (Infographic)

Related: Capture, Engage and Convert Customers With Visual Branding

Carly Okyle

Assistant Editor, Contributed Content

Carly Okyle is an assistant editor for contributed content at Entrepreneur.com.

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