Unpopular opinion from a web developer: I hate neumorphism.

That's actually the general opinion. Designers love it because they're running out of ideas not owned by Disney.

@SortOfTested i just hope it stays in 2020 and when/if we get through it, we can all forget this year as a whole...

I'm personally in love with skeuomorphism and dynamically appearing widget groups. Think devices in a rack. Nobody likes my GUIs for some reason.

Interfaces should reflect the unique attributes of the medium. Making software GUIs look like physical objects is lazy design, re-implementing some familiar analog interaction in a medium that can't fully reflect it instead of creating an interface that takes advantage of a digital display and can only exist thus.

Even for the humble button, it's much easier to create an element that's unambiguously activated or not using just a filled rectangle than some weirdly shadowed bubble.

@Demolishun I don't want an interface that is more sophisticated than my dick.

Unpopular opinion: {inserts the popular trend of shitting on neumorphism}

I agree but you've had to have known this isn't an unpopular opinion.

@Fast-Nop and just how sophisticated is your dick?
I have to set a standard for this!

On another note, shadows piss me off most of the time.

@C0D4 It's just accessible and touch friendly. :-)

@Fast-Nop good one

I tried neumorphism, mixed feelings tbh some stuff looked really good most downright horrible. It's one of those things that are really hard to get right.

@Fast-Nop fuck, another accessibility friendly feature.

And neumorphism doesn't follow badic software principles like
KISS (keep it simple Suresh) or
GDSITYTKIS (God dammit Suresh, I told you to keep it simple).

I like it but it looks too futuristic/cute for most applications in my opinion.