English (en)
Skeuomorphism Skeuomorphism is a design technique used to create graphical user interfaces that emulate the look of familiar physical objects. Its purpose is to help users identify and understand interface elements at first glance. For instance, a bevelled button may appear to protrude from the background, suggesting that it can be "pushed" by clicking it.
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Decomposition: Ṣíṣe ète àmì ìdánimọ̀ tàbí àwòrán ní wíwú sókè bí i ẹ̀rùgàlè - a type of design that looks bumpy. Neomorphism is a flat design, and bumpy is the opposite of flat.
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