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Neumorphism

Neumorphism (also known as “soft UI”) is a design trend that blends flat design and skeuomorphism by creating interfaces that mimic physical, tactile buttons and elements through soft shadows and highlights. Neumorphism often uses subtle, inset shadows to give a sense of depth and make buttons or cards appear to “pop” out of the background. While visually striking, neumorphism must be used carefully to ensure accessibility, as low contrast can hinder readability and usability.

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