01.20.20
A couple of minutes ago, a good friend of mine living across the Atlantic sea. Sent me a 'designer meme' to laugh about. It was a joke about designer/developer handoff supported by a beautiful UI inspired by Skeuomorphism design from the old days, circa around the 2000s. It reminded me how this is making a comeback somehow, is it? It's kind of being inspired all together with recent 'chef d'oeuvre' related to 'Retrofuturism' mixed with spacial stuff. Since all UIs nowadays are designed to be flat, boring but integrated through systems. I think it's an upgrade to what's currently available and much simpler in terms of usability and a more graphical way. What do you think? Let's take a dive into 'Skeuomorphism' through hand-picked designs from Dribbble as you may pleased.
In this collection we are featuring the work from Mikołaj Gałęziowski, Jatin Lathiya, Dominik Nowakowski>, Devanta Ebison and more.
A couple of minutes ago, a good friend of mine living across the Atlantic sea. Sent me a 'designer meme' to laugh about. It was a joke about designer/developer handoff supported by a beautiful UI inspired by Skeuomorphism design from the old days, circa around the 2000s.
I have talked a lot about what I think the new trends of design for the web are. I shared a few projects that had some of the elements and styles that I believe are becoming the new trend in web design.
In 2019, our visual landscape will reflect far more than fleeting fads, likes, and shares.
Since the flat design became a trend it's great to see the evolution of the style but it's also visible that not much has changed besides hard shadows becoming a bit softer.