This distinction is frivolous. It's a writer just seeking to milk the whole "flat design" thing even more by categorizing small variations as a whole design mo

This distinction is frivolous. It's a writer just seeking to milk the whole "flat design" thing even more by categorizing small variations as a whole design movement. It's no coincidence that a company selling a kit has the most blog posts dedicated to it. flat and almost flat design have the exact same aesthetic. Moreover, pegging designers to a trendy aesthetic is ridiculous.