A-men. Personally I like "skeumorphism" in many cases. Why? 'cause in those cases they made it pretty, and I like pretty.... :] Usability is of course a bas

A-men. Personally I like "skeumorphism" in many cases. Why? 'cause in those cases they made it pretty, and I like pretty.... :] Usability is of course a baseline requirement, but there are many things you can do on top of that, of which the "make it look like leather!" is one. As long as you're mindful of the baseline, it's all a matter of taste (and taste is fickle). Unfortunately the anti-skeumorphism fad seems in many case to be even more shallow than the skeumorphism fad, obsessing over the look and ignoring basic usability...