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I love the UI! It's so simple and clean. I can't really put my finger on why I like it, maybe it's because it uses depth which in todays flat world feels reall
by gnyman 5y ago
I love the UI! It's so simple and clean.
I can't really put my finger on why I like it, maybe it's because it uses depth which in todays flat world feels really refreshing.
I'd love to know more about how you ended up with this design language?
(I don't have much feedback on the main app, I don't think I'm the target because I can't figure out when I'd need this vs a completely anonymous private discussion group.)
- thepra 5y agoIt all started with neomorphic design, the first time I saw it I liked it a lot(and like you, I was tired of flat design), but alone it does still has its flatness, so I figured out that action elements and inputs can become the less flat elements of this design, so there you have it, neomorphism everywhere :) There are 2 main drawbacks, the first is about space, which neomorphic design requires to achieve its effect of deepness the second is about layering, the more UI layers you stack up the less the deepness effect is achieved(kind of good I guess because it does force you think of a simple UI/UX) I think I'll write a blog post about it soon on my blog at blog.thepra.dev
- gnyman 5y agoThanks the answer and letting me know what it’s called. I’ll keep an eye out for that blog post, it sounds like there are some interesting challenges with using it.