Neumorphism design is a visual style that creates depth and texture through the use of shadows and highlights. It's a modern approach to UI design that brings a unique and interactive feel to interfaces.
Key Features
- Depth and Dimension: Shadows and highlights give elements a sense of depth.
- Interactive Feedback: Users can feel the interaction with the interface elements.
- Minimalism: Clean lines and a focus on essential elements.
Examples
Here are some examples of neumorphism design in action:
- Button: A button with a subtle shadow and highlight gives it a tactile feel.
- Input Field: A text field with a slight elevation and shadow makes it stand out.
- Icon: An icon with a shadow and highlight can be more engaging than a flat design.
Neumorphism Button Example
Neumorphism Input Field Example
Neumorphism Icon Example
Resources
For more information on neumorphism design, check out our Neumorphism Design Guide.