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Examples of skeuomorphic design. …which uses gradients, textures, and other details to make digital objects look “real.” Skeuomorphism in digital space dates back to the early 1980s.

One problem with skeuomorphic design is that it doesn’t fit Apple’s design aesthetic in so many other apps. For instance, Safari or Mail don’t have any leather or ripped off pages.

Adam Arrigo, CEO, of fast-growing Virtual Reality start-up TheWaveVR discusses how their product resists on an over-reliance on skeuomorphic design that plagues so many VR apps.

The answer is skeuomorphic design, from the Greek words for a tool (skeuos) and shape (morph).It means designing a tool in a new medium that incorporates some of the features of its antecedents.

Skeuomorphic is a word that has being thrown around online a lot since Scott Forstall left Apple, and it refers to operating system graphics that are designed to look like real-world objects.

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A design can be flat in appearance while also applying skeuomorphic attributes. Since iOS 7 Apple's icons have appeared flat but many still have a metaphor for real-world objects.

This is "skeuomorphic" design. Steve Jobs believed computers should be so simple to use that a complete novice could master them based on instinct alone.