Neumorphism Generator
Create beautiful neumorphic UI elements for your web projects
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What is Neumorphism?
Neumorphism (or Neo-skeuomorphism) is a design trend that combines elements of skeuomorphism and flat design. It creates soft, extruded plastic-like interfaces that appear to be connected to the background rather than floating above it.
The key characteristics of neumorphic design include:
- Soft shadows creating the illusion of extrusion
- Minimal color palette with subtle contrasts
- Monochromatic design (often using a single base color)
- Rounded corners and soft edges
- Simple, clean layouts
Best Practices for Neumorphic Design
Maintain Contrast
Ensure sufficient contrast between elements for accessibility. Neumorphic designs can sometimes lack contrast, making them difficult to use for people with visual impairments.
Use Subtle Colors
Stick to light, subtle colors with low saturation. The effect works best with light backgrounds and minimal color variation to maintain the soft, plastic-like appearance.
Clear State Indicators
Make sure interactive elements clearly indicate their state (pressed, active, disabled). Use the pressed effect for active states and add color accents when needed.