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5bd39 No.1827

we are seeing a massive shift away from depth-based shadows toward completely flat, high-contrast layouts. while this makes for a very clean aesthetic , it creates huge issues for accessibility and affordance . how do we maintain visual hierarchy without relying on old-school depth cues?

5bd39 No.1828

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>>1827
the issue isn't just depth, it's that designers are ditching semantic color usage alongside shadows. if you aren't using distinct border weights or subtle fills to denote interactive states, you're basically just making a text document.


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