Design Atlas❖Design styles
Brutalism, skeuomorphism, Y2K, Bauhaus — visual languages by era and movement. — 20 entries
Web brutalism웹 브루탈리즘
Raw, undecorated HTML on purpose — default fonts, square corners, blue underlined links left exactly as the browser renders them.
Neo-brutalism네오 브루탈리즘
Thick black borders and a hard offset shadow (no blur) on highly saturated near-primary colors — the currently trendy, friendlier cousin of brutalism.
Skeuomorphism스큐어모피즘
UI that imitates real-world materials — leather grain, glossy glass, paper shadows. Early iOS (2007–2012) is the defining example.
Flat design플랫 디자인
Strip away shadows, gradients and texture and build purely from flat color shapes and space — popularised by iOS 7 and Windows Metro in 2013.
Material design머티리얼 디자인
Google's design system, where layered "paper" and shadow (elevation) express hierarchy. Announced in 2014.
Claymorphism클레이모피즘
Puffy, rounded shapes with a soft double shadow — as if molded from clay. Trended in the Figma community around 2021–2022.
Y2K styleY2K 스타일
Chrome metallic text, holographic gradients, scattered sparkles — the early-2000s internet look, revived in the 2020s.
Bauhaus바우하우스
Composed from basic shapes — circle, triangle, square — and the three primaries red, yellow and blue. A 20th-century movement built on "form follows function."
Swiss style스위스 스타일
A rigorous grid, flush-left ragged-right type, and grotesque sans-serifs like Helvetica — a 1950s Swiss typographic tradition built for clarity.
Memphis design멤피스 디자인
Zigzags, squiggles and confetti shapes in clashing primaries, deliberately colliding — a 1980s postmodern movement out of Italy.
Art deco아르 데코
Gold on black, symmetric geometric ornament and sunburst patterns — a 1920s–30s style that reads as glamorous but disciplined.
Minimalism미니멀리즘
Keep only what's essential and cut everything else. Done when there's nothing left to remove — not when there's nothing left to add.
Maximalism맥시멀리즘
Layer color, pattern and typography until nothing is left empty — a dense, "more is more" reaction against minimalism.
Synthwave신스웨이브
A pink-and-purple sunset over a neon grid horizon in perspective — the 1980s' imagined future, replayed. Also the name of the synth-pop music genre it soundtracks.
Vaporwave베이퍼웨이브
Pastel pink-cyan gradients, a classical marble bust, glitched type — an internet art movement that mocks '90s consumerism with detached irony.
Cyberpunk사이버펑크
Neon magenta and cyan on a dark background, scanlines, glitch — the "high tech, low life" sci-fi subgenre translated to screen.
Frutiger aero프루티거 에어로
Clear sky, water droplets, glossy glass buttons — a mid-2000s optimism that technology and nature could coexist. Windows Vista is its defining example.
Pixel art픽셀 아트
Images built from individually visible square pixels — born from the hardware limits of early consoles and arcade games.
Isometric아이소메트릭
Draw the three axes — width, height, depth — 120° apart with no vanishing point, giving dimensional depth while no direction is foreshortened. A "2.5D" technique.
Hand-drawn style핸드 드로잉 스타일
Slightly wobbly lines as if drawn without a ruler, marker-style fills — a screen that reads as if it were sketched by hand on paper.