#neumorphism

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[frkfw]

An instant messenger application/program from a personal operating system concept.

[madamegixxysticks]

Why Neumorphism is kinda sucky

(Take this with a grain of salt, I'm just explaining what this design trend is and the problems it might have, and a tad of me talking about other design trends.)

So... Neumorphism? What the heck is that? And why is it getting trendy or something with companies like Microsoft to a degree?

Well, let's get this out of the way first, it's this design trend that apparently is supposed to be an "in-between" to skeuomorphism and flat design.

And it's more focused on color and barely any contrast.

If I had to compare it to anything, it would be like those fancy rubbery remote things that seem to have bumps over buttons with just the numbers, icons, whatever on the bumps. Kinda what you might expect from the hospital or perhaps an hotel.

Created by indie Figma community designers in 2019 (Almost 6 years ago upon reposting this from my DeviantART page), Neumorphism also was inspired by Glassmorphism which pretty much got more attention thanks to Apple in 2013 with their release of IOS 7.

Now that I got that part explained away, what does one piece of this look like? Well, thanks to the internet, it took me a few seconds to fish you guys an example from the Aesthetics wiki!

(Take a look at the wiki's page about this HERE!)

But, right away I spotted some potential problems with this UI design style. Even the co-designer of this, Michal Malewicz noticed it almost right away.

As you can see, low contrast may sound soft and cute on paper (And soft on the eyes), but it might make it difficult for some people to see what's there, especially with certain colors which would be like a domino effect. A lack of color can make it difficult for somebody to see where a button is.

I'd like you to imagine 3 buttons, one is a neumorphic button with just a shadow to reveal its presence, another is a flat button with a very easy to see color, such as a dapper shade of blue, and the last button is has both that shadow and color, and perhaps a notable gradient in the button just for fun.

And all 3 of them have "I'm a button" on them in a nice simple font.

Now, remove that "I'm a button" part. Now, can you see the problem with the neumorphic button? It almost blends in with the background!

The whole purpose of this design trend is to be soft... Yet, it's too soft. Which for those with visual troubles would be probably no different than wearing a blindfold. And those with low quality screens might not be able to see the light shadows at all, which may give them the wrong impression of nothing being there.

This is what draws me to design trends such as Frutiger Aero/Metro more, not only they look nicer, they also don't have these problems I mentioned here, but they might even help older people, like your grandma get an idea what program does what!

I'm not going to want to admit this, but if I had the choice between either this or flat design, I'd pick flat design. Yes, this last part sounds hypocritical for me to say because I'm not much of a fan of Flat Design myself.

[nursicareplus]

Manejo ambulatorio de la neumonía adquirida en la comunidad

[cubiczinc]

raaghghh *neumorphises you*

[365webresources]

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[bvrst-ork]

Neumorphism, wallpappers - backgrounds

[coulsonlives]

These UI designs really say ‘fuck you’ to people with any degree of visual impairments, don’t they

[bedicoder]

Neumorphism Clock UI Design | Web Design Tutorials

[jhavtechstudios]

In a world where technology is ever-evolving, it’s imperative to stay abreast with the latest trends in the web development industry. Want an edge over others?

Take a look at out latest blog post about the 'Top 5 Web Development Trends in 2023 and Beyond...

https://www.jhavtech.com.au/top-5-web-development-trends-in-2023-and-beyond/

[codingflicks]

Responsive Neumorphism Service Section

[sol-flo]

only now finding out about neumorphism and. how can people miss the point of skeumorphism so bad

[coulsonlives]

Choose your fighter

[kvchandru]

(via The Future of Artificial Intelligence: How Neuromorphic Computing is Revolutionising Computing Systems for Smarter Machines)

Neuromorphic computing, inspired by the human brain’s architecture and functioning, is set to redefine how we design and implement computing systems. As traditional computing architectures struggle to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) applications, neuromorphic computing emerges as a promising alternative. This innovative approach to computing, modelled on the brain’s neural networks, offers significant improvements in power efficiency, speed, and scalability.

https://trendingtoday2302.blogspot.com/2024/10/the-future-of-artificial-intelligence.html