For a course I'm taking, I made an "Exposure Triangle" demo inspired by Duolingo. This feels like I just struck gold. Whether I use this implementation or another, I'd like to develop a library of these Skeumorphic components. I want to make a later version of my application -- where I make explanatory mathematics and this kind of minimal diegetic interface is exactly what I need to pull that off
you definitely reached the limits of skeumorphism. click and drag, especially along an invisible, curved path, is not user-friendly.
inexcf 13 hours ago||
God this site has atrocious scrolling behavior. Allowing me to scroll halfway to the next "page" but then forcing me to stop scrolling and start again to get to the next one made me close the page half way through.
SwellJoe 13 hours ago||
When a page about a new GUI thing fucks around with well-defined behaviors, back-button, scrolling, widget interaction, I know I can't trust their judgement. We don't want the same things and it's best if I move on.
cluckindan 13 hours ago||
Isn’t it just scroll-snap?
inexcf 11 hours ago||
Nah, this one stops you while you are scrolling and only lets you move on if you stop for a moment.
dvt 11 hours ago||
Skeuomorphism is back, baby! Apart from the wonky dragging on some of the knobs, I really like these. Kind of reminds me of teenage engineering.
It does take the idea further by anchoring the design system in real world objects.
woodrowbarlow 11 hours ago||
so, skeuomorphic
vivzkestrel 2 hours ago||
material design 3.0?
xgulfie 5 hours ago||
Imagemap still works btw
BugsJustFindMe 11 hours ago||
Nobody who cares about UX adds virtual knobs to flat interfaces.
BorisMelnik 10 hours ago||
badass. i so desperately want to use this on a small business website
varispeed 13 hours ago|
Looks cool, but I can't see myself using something like this. The readability is poor, it is difficult to gauge if button was pressed or what is selected.