What do you think of the vintage style

[danieloim]

It is true that in this area there is a lot of competition, but when we talk about quality, the number of offers is reduced

What would be the services that a good designer should offer to his prospects. ?

[Guest uxreview]

You basically answered your question with the first sentence.
Offer the service you excel in 😉

[danieloim]

Dead culture?
Or in full development?

[rankinfinite]

Of course, the vintage style cannot be called so unless it is sparse or unusual. But do what you like, if you like the Vintage style, then dress vintage or do whatever you want to.

[Guest the_possumist]

Are you asking if it’s still trendy and marketable? Absolutely! I think vintage styles will always be popular to some degree, if only because people tend to be nostalgic.

That was my short reply.

Here’s what happens when I over-analyze:

“Vintage” can apply to a variety of time periods and cultures, so if you’re considering making a gig to design vintage banners or logos, etc., then you might want to specify the style or era to avoid possible confusion.

For example, I was born in the in the U.S. in the 1980’s, feel very sentimental about the 1990’s grunge period, and also love the flapper-style of the 1920’s and the hippy culture of the 1960’s. But “vintage” could describe all of them. And that just scratches the surface of American vintage possibilities. As an international marketplace, the term becomes almost meaningless…

[danieloim]

Are you asking if it’s still trendy and marketable? Absolutely! I think vintage styles will always be popular to some degree, if only because people tend to be nostalgic.

That was my short reply.

Here’s what happens when I over-analyze:

“Vintage” can apply to a variety of time periods and cultures, so if you’re considering making a gig to design vintage banners or logos, etc., then you might want to specify the style or era to avoid possible confusion.

For example, I was born in the in the U.S. in the 1980’s, feel very sentimental about the 1990’s grunge period, and also love the flapper-style of the 1920’s and the hippy culture of the 1960’s. But “vintage” could describe all of them. And that just scratches the surface of American vintage possibilities. As an international marketplace, the term becomes almost meaningless…

thanks for comment, excellent answer

😄

[misscrystal]

Vintage style in what? If you mean furniture, yes. If you mean gigs or advertising, no.
Clothing no.

[rankinfinite]

I like vintage advertisements and logos.

[danieloim]

Vintage style in what? If you mean furniture, yes. If you mean gigs or advertising, no.

Clothing no.

Vintage style in what? If you mean furniture, yes. If you mean gigs or advertising, no.

Clothing no.

you are right is a very broad style, that’s why I did not talk about something specific.

especially is to know your taste, each person has different tastes