neumorphism

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Neumorphism is a graphic design trend that's all about keeping things subdued and minimal, but with a modern, pseudo-3D touch. It's all about using subtle highlights and shadows to make buttons or tiles pop out, like they've been carved out of the background.

Examples in Different Contexts

In corporate branding, 'neumorphism' can provide a fresh, modern look to digital platforms. A brand strategist might suggest, 'Considering the market trend, implementing a neumorphic design could attract a younger demographic to our app.'

Practice Scenarios

Software

Scenario:

Our competitors have shifted towards trendier designs. A more tactile and visually engaging interface may improve our user retention.

Response:

I agree, incorporating Neumorphism will give a real and engaging touch-feel to our software visuals.

Scenario:

We need our virtual assistant's interface to appear more interactive and engaging, perhaps by incorporating a design trend that implies depth and touch-based interaction.

Response:

Let's infuse Neumorphism in the interface, it will bring the much-required depth and reality to our virtual assistant.