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Yup. There’s a reason why skeuomorphism died with Steve Jobs.
by jonathankoren 4y ago
Yup. There’s a reason why skeuomorphism died with Steve Jobs.
- marvindanig 4y agoah, but flat design is also skeuomorphic. methinks it was just some strategic intellectualism with no legs to look down on everything else that people made. clever tricks of the hive mind.
- jonathankoren 4y ago> ah, but flat design is also skeuomorphic. Please elaborate
- qubex 4y agoI can see this rapidly ‘degenerating’ into “what is a chair? Is a tree stump you sit on a chair?”- or “is there such a thing as a ‘chair’, after all ‘chair’ is an abstract concept and what we sit on is physical items”-type discussions. “It’s skeuomorphic because it reminds me of icons which are things”