Tweet by @jsngr

"I think we're going to move back to a world with color, texture, dimensionality, more haptic feedback. I don't think it's going to be skeuomorphism where it pretends to be a wood grain to reference a dashboard or leather, I think it's going to have a sense of dimension." (cont) "I think we're going to move back to a world with color, texture, dimensionality, more haptic feedback. I don't think it's going to be skeuomorphism where it pretends to be a wood grain to reference a dashboard or leather, I think it's going to have a sense of dimension." (cont) "I think the reason why is we're spending more and more time on screens and we want the screens to replicate some of what we see in the natural environment. Light, texture. I think it's more intuitive, it's more playful." (cont) "I think AI allows the development of more sophisticated interfaces. People in AI are gravitating to image generating art that has got more dimension to it. And so I think that we've really started to push this more three-dimensional, colorful aesthetic." from @lennysan's interview with @bchesky: https://x.com/lennysan/status/1723746780188479841?s=20 why @bchesky thinks flat design is over: "I'd like to make the announcement that I think flat design is over or ending. I think if you remember the 2000s was dominated by skeuomorphism. The 2010s have been dominated with the launch of iOS seven by flat design." (cont) – @jsngr