NEUMORPHISM - DON'T FOLLOW THIS TREND! | TemplateMonster
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- Neumorphism... What's so attractive about it? It's very tempting to make and post something that everyone is talking about on Dribbble, Instagram, or Twitter, but should it be used outside concept design? Should you use neumorphic UI for a real project? Let's find the answer!
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i take this over flat design
Most people would. Nobody wants flat design but it’s shoved down our throats regardless.
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facts.
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Hands down
We are moving forward with this design style. We did a focus group of 100 of our users and this look and feel won at 88% not even close.
Lots of us thought this at the beginning. But i still doesnt bring u any further bc it cannot carry your product when its incomparable with your competition. No client (on a bigger scale) will like that. imo we will see neu-des only on smaller rollouts. As soon a one big brand took it, others wont, thus it will not take over any further.
88% of people are idiots
People like new things but that dont necessarily means they will adapt to it ( i mean only time can tell)
How much of that focus group focused on accessibility for people with visual impairments?
Ok but everybody should know that a focus group should include people with different type and level of disability, what about you? did you do it? In my opinion the design will remain, but simply because not matters how many years are gone since the first WCAG, the terms universal design and inclusive design has been forged, accessibility still remains a factor ignored by many designers and partially because many bootcamps and private schools still ignore this element in the formation of a student.
I tried it yesterday and I'd like to say for computer science project presentation it is the best ... Lecturers are not used to such design concept hence they gave me an A 😂😂😂 for a web page development
Wow! Glad to hear that!
Yes please follow this trend! It looks so much better than flat design. Also bring back the translucency glass and the 3d look. Just get rid of flat design already.
I miss skeuomorphism. The notepad app felt like a real notepad, not just a text entry app. RUclips was associated with television, not just a video hosting application.The music apps made it feel like you had all these covers of music in your closet, and not just a website with a bunch of junk music.The phone felt like a combination of all those things that used to occupy space, and not just a terminal for accessing someone's servers.
The notepad app on iPhone is just a white void lmao
I miss it too. We need to conquer back the terriory that the antirrealists invaded.
My main issue with flat design is that the flatter it is, the more soulless it is. Skeuomorphism felt like real life and while it did not have the visual flair that Flat Design has in most cases, it felt alot less, should I say, corporate.
With Neumorphism, I think it strikes that perfect balance. It feels like an independant art style, something trendy and underground. It won't ever replace Flat Design entirely in terms of usage, however I think that is for the best. The design was made by people who weren't at the top of the food chain, and it'll stay that way.
I do hope that this design philosophy does stay around though. While most uses are from indie and smaller developers, Apple and Microsoft's take on the design are both beautiful, with MacOS 11 Big Sur and Monterey and Windows 11 all looking beautiful in my honest opinion, with Windows 11 honestly being my favourite Windows design of all time for the icons imo, taking the place Aero used to occupy for me. While my favourite design will always remain MacOS Mountain Lion and Mavericks, MacOS 11 / 12 will remain a very close second, only losing out to a semi-noticable infrequency.
This design should take over and flat design should die.
i would like this tread to continue... I love this types of design so pleasent to see at.
NEUMORPHISM is amazing.
and i hope it will KILL flat ui!
Light Neumorphism came first, and seems to be what most people associate with Neumorphism still.
Obviously Light Neumorphism doesn't work, the accessibility is terrible, it's as train just to look at.
Dark Neumorphism on the other hand, deserves its own review. It can be contrasted well with vibrant colors, which stops it from being a "soft-ui" thereby repairing the accessibility problem.
this style gives me healthcare/medic vibe, dont know why would this be a thing. Its just inner and outer shadows
Uhm. What you are saying is only half true because you are only really adressing the absolute minimal basics of neumorphism.
Let's talk about the button thing, of course the change is minimal if that change of shadow is all that is there to indicate an activation, but did you ever think to consider that neumorphism does not excluse the use of colors? Typically buttons have icons or text on them, which can light up when the button is activated, there's a common theme for things that are ON to be blue or green, and things that are OFF to be red or grey. There's absolutely no confusion here, instead the shadow around the element just makes it clearer what can and cannot be clicked compared to flat design where it is often totally unclear and you have to be farmilliar enough with this type of technology to know it intuitively, and even then it sometimes doesn't work instantly.
Exactly. The same criticism can be aimed at any ui style if visual cues are reduced to a minimum. There are numerous ways to style important elements such as input boxes and buttons whilst keeping a neumorphic theme.
Web3 solves all issues, skeumorphism and Neumorpism for the win! Flat designers are like web1 ms-dos websites. 🤣
I just fall in love with this design.. not only users, designers and coders also has their word.. as the famous said once.. users dont know what they want until u tell them or show them or something like that 🙃
Agreed.
I love neumorphism, I will always use it now
UI designers need to calm down because for developper it's a pain in the ass to fit a model like this 😂
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You people need to get better then haha 😂
its quite simple in css
@@YoloMonstaaa yea that's why I did a video on neumorphism
@@stel1000 agreed!
Oh that was a good critique of neumorphism.. When I saw it for the first time I thought "Yea! Finally something interesting will change minimalism trend, which everyone is already tired of. Even if Apple was used something similar in new MacOS design, then it should be new trend, as it was with minimalism design". But okay, now I'm a little upset
I think this design is just cool, something really new after all the same boring desing all over the internet. So yeah deffinitely cool staff, anyway I love it
I love skeumorphism... I don't get why it isn't more used. You got this beautiful thing here, and you got this boring thing here. Yeaaah. Think I'll go with the boring thing, cause "ain't no use for the skeu-thing anymore." Well. There is no use in having a beautiful car either, if it moves. Goddaamn hipsters.
@@maurovisuals Still makes no sense. I think people are just lazy, they don't wanna waste energy on making things beautiful or they don't have the vision. It's like music. Some genius usually creates the first big thing, then everyone else wants to join in, but they suck, so the quality drops.
@@Fnelrbnef Dude spot on. Graphic designers are getting lazy and disguising it as "flat design". It's a bunch of bullshit do they can slack off and make everything ugly.
Agreed. Flat grey-on-grey UI minimalism hit at the same time neo-Brutalism began blighting home interiors.
FLAT DESIGN SUCKS, NEUMORPHISM AND SKEUMORPHISM IS OVER 9000 TIMES BETTER THAN FLAT DESIGN.
Is here to stay and thanks God for leaving flat behind. Also, I can’t stand purple and violets anymore.
As a user who doesn't know much about UI/UX, this looks VERY cool to me
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looks good doesn't work.
I like the idea. I'm going to use neumorphism in my KLWP project for a minimal UI.
Better than flat n ugly
Flat design for a multicolor supported monitor is degradation.
Glassmorphism is my favourite
You're right - does not work on large scale projects and has critical accessibility issues.
After testing it extensively, as you said, things like cards and sliders (and graphics) are where it works best.
It's a nice touch / flare to add to design and I'm excited to see the creative ways designers end up using it.
But a full app with only neumorphism - nah.
Honestly, I feel like the buttons argument is quite dumb.
Avoid low contrast text at all costs, mark the button states CLEARLY, by adding a colored border, or by changing background and icon color in a very visible way (accents color realy help here). You can also just use a switch, oftentimes. These elements aren't prohibited on neumorphism, it is more about having a depth effect similar to real dashboards. This by itself, when not abused, can't in any way confuse the user.
If the problem is that ANY different UI will confuse the user, we're really making both design job and the users very very lazy. This is finally some new cool design idea, it's in my opinion sad to lose it.
The only scenario where it can work a bit bad, is on UIs that require many controls. This is a design that requires a bit more space.
better than flat
I think it is here to stay because it reflects 3D reality - that is how I see it.
The trick it’s not use it alone, mix neumorphism with material and it’s pretty cool
Apple: Bet
Im being forced to use this by the parent company, who dont do any design themnselves. its very irritating and dificult to work with. Im having to create overly complex solutins to make screens look just 'ok' rather than excellent. this is what happens when people who dont know anything jump on a band wagon. personally i think its a very old looking style, circa 2010 not 2021!
I like it
definitely follow! Monster is amazingly stupid XD
tell the world the truth that design shouldnt come in just squares of colors
Like with all design, it isn’t copy and paste exercise, all of what I’ve seen so far has been concepts, so yeah they are just there to look pretty. Of course it has to be refined, of course it needs to be thought through for each use case, but at its fundamental level it offers MUCH more feedback than flat UI, I can’t tell you how much I hate RUclips, Google, Facebook. all of its saturated as f*** pop colours, and clickable buttons that don’t look like they can be clicked, or sub menus hiding behind cryptic symbols... I really want elements of this to be tried and developed in practical apps!
Neumorphism is just better
I'm very late to this but what do you think about using it for purely visual mediums, like motion graphics and social media graphic design?
Accessibility is a critical concern with Soft UI
plus the load time of website if you use box shadow on every fuckin element
@@sykowhite9465 +10kb? u serious?
@@sykowhite9465 for cpu processing box shadow isn't much
@@sykowhite9465 I'd rather give up the intrusive video ads than the dimensions like shadows that make buttons easier to discern. The pendulum swinging away from flat UI is long overdue.
@@alimertc heard of mobile users and people with slow internet connection?
It kinda reminds me of old Windows XP! I really like this
Neuomorphism does not feel like a continuation of 2000s UI design. It completely throws accessibility out the window. I would hate to use this daily for actual work, no matter how ‘pretty’ it looks. This is way more soulless than flat design, which is usually very colourful especially in the early 2010s. Not having gradients doesnt mean something is “soulless” - a lot of flat design is very expressive and bold.
I wouldnt take “looking pretty” over accessibiltiy anyday, even if we went back to UI design similar to that of the 2000s (even that is better than neuomorphism). Ive used Linux for a long time now, and ive tried out more skeuomorphic and detailed UI with things like the Crystal Remix icons and themes on KDE. It looks pretty, like eye candy at first. But when you want to actually get something done, its horrible compared to the more minimal approach most operating systems have nowadays. Neuomorphism does not strike a good balance, because it literally erases the border between the buttons and the background, this doesnt make it seem cohesive or like it has depth, it just makes it look like its all the same and its hard to tell apart. Neuomorphism is soulless and looks sanitized as hell, as if its trying to be as inoffensive as possible.
SKEUMORPHISM IS BACK BABY!
I’d prefer just return to regular skeuomorphism but this is still way better than flat design
I was surprised to find out that I was alone in thinking that neumorphism doesn't make sense. It doesn't serve any kind of use case or solve any existing problems. And it might look fancy on Dribbble or Behance as concept art but not so much when translated into real app. Skeuromorphism made sense cuz it serves intuition, flat design make sense because it amplifies content, but this doesn't fit in to any kind of problem (IMHO).
Perhaps there's some truth in that, Tom!
If looks fancy it is solving a problem. Humans see in 3d, maybe addressing it feels good. Come on, looks better than flat for the majority of people. I'm thinking about morphism a little bit here and there... Researching why I shouldn't and I'm not convinced
People also thought the internet was a dying fad in 1997.
I'm actually kinda happy skeuomorphism is coming back
its not coming back but glassmorphism a art of frutiger aero coming back
Oh they followed that trend
Loved the video! Do you, by chance, have the source files of the thumbnail? That is one of the coolest designs I've seen, so I was just wondering. Thanks
Isn’t google material design the same concept especially with shadows?
Not at all
it guded lot
Love the analytic approach.
Thanks a lot! We're absolutely going to make more videos with this analytic approach 😄
Analytically wrong (for me)
@@futrey9353 Why ?
@@leopoldjansen Simply because its a beautiful and lisible trend. One which doesnt cause eye strain.
But youre right to disagree,I just think otherwise
This doesn't work for icons
Correct, do old style Skeuomorphism instead
Well, after Big Sur launch this isn't going anywhere
why?
What a creative idea
How can it be considered a trend if none is using it in real life?
Well, despite Neumorphism has a limited scale of implementation these days, it doesn't mean it can't exist separately as an aesthetically pleasing trend. People love beautiful things, even though they can be pretty useless at times. Or so it seems)
@@templatemonster I do like it on an aesthetical level, but I really can't find any possible use for it, unless you sacrifice accessibility and usability. But it is pleasant to see 😅
You're absolutely correct! And, we've pointed out the idea in the vid - the best way to know if it works for a particular project is to test, of course. Might work for product pages and cards but only if they look fine on their own, without the implementation of this effect 😉
Indeed☺️
the trend got famous cause it looks like apple product
That shit's around for years. If you are that far off if it is about research, why shoudl anyone listen to anything else coming from you?
I prefer flat design
gross
It pretty ugly and looks half baked. Apple's take is way better. The whole emboss and bevel effects needs to go and they should stil to low detail 3d-esk design instead. Buttons with text should remain flat but should have a 1px border with a contrasting accent colour. It gets filled in when the button is pressed.