Here are some popular web graphic styles:
Flat design: uses simple shapes, bright colors, and minimalistic design elements.
Material design: created by Google, it emphasizes the use of layers, realistic lighting, and subtle animations to create a tactile experience.
Gradients: the use of gradual color transitions that can create depth, dimension, and a sense of movement on a webpage.
Neumorphism: a design trend that simulates the look of physical objects with soft shadows, rounded corners, and 3D-like effects.
Skeuomorphic design: similar to Neumorphism, it uses realistic design elements to create a tangible and familiar user interface.
Minimalism: a simple and clean design approach that focuses on the essential elements of a webpage, creating a clutter-free and easy-to-use interface.
Illustration-based design: uses hand-drawn elements or digital illustrations to create a unique and playful visual identity for a website.
Retro or vintage design: employs nostalgic design elements like old-fashioned typography, textures, and colors, to evoke a sense of nostalgia and authenticity.