Neumorphism is interesting, but as far away from Windows 95 style as can be. It's tactile, yes, but low density, low contrast, borders are non existent, colour

Neumorphism is interesting, but as far away from Windows 95 style as can be. It's tactile, yes, but low density, low contrast, borders are non existent, colours are used to create intense gradient background palettes, instead of using them to increase readability and usability. Neumorphism has all the drawbacks of modern flat design, with none of the benefits of old UI design studies. But it looks cool.