Warm and familiar, like a trusty tool everyone knows

Playful and with a bit of old-school charm mixed in

Vibrant and dynamic, full of energy and life

Artsy users who get excited by lively visuals

I’m not sure how to navigate or use this.

The interface feels a bit outdated or bland.

It works, but there’s nothing memorable about it.

I’m cautious and prefer design patterns that users already know.

I want to stay current and even wow people with what’s new.

I like some trends, especially mixing old and new.

I’m all for trends that add more color and flair.

Introduce frosted-glass overlays and smooth animations

Change the color scheme to energize the look

Go ultra-minimalist and intentionally raw

Take a quick quiz and discover your match.

Based on your answers, your style leans toward **making digital feel tangible.**

Skeuomorphism is when **design mimics real-world objects and textures in the interface**. Remember old iPhone designs with wooden bookshelves or dials? Or when digital calculators resemble real ones? This result means you value **familiarity and intuitive cues** for your users. You want your design to be friendly and instantly understandable, and you prioritize user comfort over abstraction.

What is Skeuomorphism?

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You got Skeuomorphism!

Based on your answers, **your tastes are ultra-modern.**

Glassmorphism is a design **style featuring translucent, frosted-glass-like panels and blur effects to create depth**. It’s prominent in the latest Apple and Microsoft UIs - think Apple’s Liquid Glass.
This result suggests that you want your product’s design to scream **innovation and sophistication**. You likely appreciate subtle visual flair (layers, shadows, and glossy effects) that make an interface feel like a high-end gadget.

What is Glassmorphism?

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You got Glassmorphism!

Based on your answers, **you have a little bit of a sentimental streak.**

Retro-inspired design means incorporating visuals from bygone decades with some **old-school typography, vintage color palettes**, maybe even a dash of 80s or 90s pixel art fun. This result indicates you want your product to have character and **evoke nostalgia**. Brands usually use retro design to form an emotional connection with their audience.

What is Retro & Vintage?

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You got Retro & Vintage!

Based on your answers, **you have an eye for vibrant, colorful design elements.**

Gradients (a.k.a. smooth color transitions) add **depth and excitement **to what might otherwise be flat layouts. You are not afraid of color and probably enjoy **dynamic backgrounds or multi-tone buttons**.
Hey, we’re not judging - even big brands like Instagram re-embraced the gradient in their logo. One of our clients (Oleria) is also a fan of gradients.

What is Gradients?

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You got Gradients!

Based on your answers, **you are properly quirky and march to the beat of your own drum in design.**

Brutalist design introduces **raw, unpolished aesthetics and a rebel attitude**. You know those stark, minimalist websites with **plain backgrounds, monochrome text, and rough layouts**?
It's anything outside the box, really. Brutalism in digital design is a reaction against the homogeneous look of modern apps. It tends to appeal to brands that want to seem edgy, artistic, or ultra-transparent.