even though it goes against the low-contrast principle of neumorphic design, I still ditched the grey icon and went with white instead, so that it really stands out.Along with this ‘pillow’ effect, I tried out three changes to help the buttons stand out a little more.

I tried to create a smooth bump-like effect for all the actionable icons on the screen along with the bottom nav icons, to give them more prominence. I thought this is a great opportunity to experiment with this trend, though keeping in mind that all the important elements on the screen should have high enough contrast. Here are the values I used for button outer layerĪnd flipped the shadows for the inner layer, exchanging the light and dark X and Y values Ī smooth bump-like effect for all the actionable icons and an indented effect for the pressed state A Little Experimentation! The same technique is applied even for the buttons but instead of giving them an indented look, I made them extrude giving equal importance to all 3 login entry points. The only thing that’s added is angles and a variety of soft shadows. Keeping the fact intact, I kept the buttons as is. When you design a button with an important CTA, you often consider and take note on the contrast ratio to make it stand out, as well as easily legible. Shadow 2: (color.light, blur 10, x: -6, y: -6)Ĭoming to the Login screen, I felt we shouldn’t overdo it but keep it simple which is why only the buttons are made neumorphic while the rest of the screen is left as is. Shadow 2: (color.light, blur 10, x: 6, y: 6)Īnd flipped the shadows for the inner layer(Spotify logo), exchanging the light and dark X and Y values Here are the values I used for the outer layer You need to give a light and dark inner shadow to the outer layer along with drop shadow. An overlay around the logo for more defined edge while flipped the shadows for the inner layer for buttons.

Grey spotify logo