The history of design The early 2000s Let's dive into the early 2000s design scene. This era was a mix of futuristic looks and a hint of nostalgia. Frutiger Aero was a big hit, named after Swiss typeface designer Adrian Frutiger. This style featured glossy surfaces, bright gradients, and a sense of depth. It was all about making digital interfaces feel real and engaging. The rise of digital screens played a big role in shaping this trend. Skeuomorphism was another key trend. It made digital interfaces look like their real-world versions. For example, early iOS designs had buttons and switches that looked like their physical counterparts. They even had shadows and textures to make them feel more real. Frutiger Aero image See Original The early 2000s Let's dive into the early 2000s design scene. This era was a mix of futuristic looks and a hint of nostalgia. Frutiger Aero was a big hit, named after Swiss typeface designer Adrian Frutiger. This style featured glossy surfaces, bright gradients, and a sense of depth. It was all about making digital interfaces feel real and engaging. The rise of digital screens played a big role in shaping this trend. Skeuomorphism was another key trend. It made digital interfaces look like their real-world versions. For example, early iOS designs had buttons and switches that looked like their physical counterparts. They even had shadows and textures to make them feel more real.
