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Skeuomorphism

Also called: Skeuomorphic design

Recreates the appearance and texture of real objects such as paper, leather, or metal to make an interface’s purpose familiar.

Hold and release the button to inspect its leather texture and pressed state.

Often confused with

• Flat design: Drawn with flat colors, with no texture or shadow
• Neumorphism: Instead of real materials, shapes seem to bulge out of a same-colored background
• 3D icon: Icons that look like real 3D-rendered objects