Definition of skeuomorph in English:

skeuomorph

noun ˈskjuːə(ʊ)mɔːfˈskyo͞oōˌmôrf

1An object or feature which imitates the design of a similar artefact made from another material.
the pottery box with a square lid is a skeuomorph of a twilled basketry container
Example sentencesExamples
- The brown fabric, the smooth finish, and the decoration, all combine to give the effect of a stitched leather vessel, of which this is no doubt a skeuomorph.
- Other types of bronzes from this area include representations of quadripeds and skeuomorphs of horn and gourd palm-wine vessels.
- A skeuomorph is a derivative object which retains ornamental design cues to a structure that was necessary in the original.
- First-generation skeuomorphs are close mimics, even fakes. Second-generation skeuomorphs abandon any serious attempt at deception.
- It is accepted that much of the ornament on Irish and Pictish sculpture represents stone skeuomorphs of jewelled, metal-encased wooden crosses.
1. 1.1Computing An element of a graphical user interface which mimics a physical object.
  note-taking apps offer skeuomorphs of yellow legal pads, squared paper, ring binders, etc.
  when you first load up the app, you'll be presented with a skeuomorph of a photo album
  Example sentencesExamples
  Detractors say skeuomorphs represent the triumph of familiarity over function.
  If skeuomorphs do not help the user accomplish their goals, then they are more design than is necessary, and should be omitted.
  The page turning is one of the few software-based skeuomorphs that seems to be universally liked.
  As these real-life analogs to Apple's skeuomorphs become less prevalent, these metaphors will be less and less useful to users.
  Inappropriate skeuomorphs can cause more problems than they solve.

Derivatives

skeuomorphic

adjectiveskjuːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪk

That's really the main advantage of skeuomorphic designs: they remind us of stuff we already know, and stuff we already know feels comfortable.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some slabs seem to depict wooden crosses complete with skeuomorphic wooden features such as the carpenter's nail heads.
- Another irritation with the skeuomorphic approach is that it quickly looks dated as the analog counterparts become obsolete.
- When it's used appropriately, skeuomorphic design can give users a quick sense of what an app does.
- With skeuomorphic design, digital programs are made to look like real-world things.
- There is a growing trend away from skeuomorphic designs towards more simplistic and minimal type interfaces.

skeuomorphism

nounskjuːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪz(ə)m

I'm not a fan of Apple-style skeuomorphism, but I guess icons have to resemble something other than bits of data interacting with other bits of data.
Example sentencesExamples
- Over time, skeuomorphism has seeped into all areas of UI design.
- The advent of textured screens and web pages promises a whole new wave of skeuomorphism: that leather binding will not only look like leather, it will feel like it too.
- Without skeuomorphism, users may find a steeper learning curve with the new operating system.
- There is nothing intrinsically wrong with skeuomorphs: the whole of classical architecture (wood represented in stone) is based on skeuomorphism, as is most software interaction.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek skeuos 'container, implement' + morphē 'form'.

Definition of skeuomorph in US English:

skeuomorph

nounˈskyo͞oōˌmôrf

1An object or feature which imitates the design of a similar artifact made from another material.
the pottery box with a square lid is a skeuomorph of a twilled basketry container
Example sentencesExamples
- A skeuomorph is a derivative object which retains ornamental design cues to a structure that was necessary in the original.
- Other types of bronzes from this area include representations of quadripeds and skeuomorphs of horn and gourd palm-wine vessels.
- It is accepted that much of the ornament on Irish and Pictish sculpture represents stone skeuomorphs of jewelled, metal-encased wooden crosses.
- The brown fabric, the smooth finish, and the decoration, all combine to give the effect of a stitched leather vessel, of which this is no doubt a skeuomorph.
- First-generation skeuomorphs are close mimics, even fakes. Second-generation skeuomorphs abandon any serious attempt at deception.
1. 1.1Computing An element of a graphical user interface which mimics a physical object.
  note-taking apps offer skeuomorphs of yellow legal pads, squared paper, ring binders, etc.
  when you first load up the app, you'll be presented with a skeuomorph of a photo album
  Example sentencesExamples
  As these real-life analogs to Apple's skeuomorphs become less prevalent, these metaphors will be less and less useful to users.
  Inappropriate skeuomorphs can cause more problems than they solve.
  Detractors say skeuomorphs represent the triumph of familiarity over function.
  The page turning is one of the few software-based skeuomorphs that seems to be universally liked.
  If skeuomorphs do not help the user accomplish their goals, then they are more design than is necessary, and should be omitted.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek skeuos ‘container, implement’ + morphē ‘form’.

单词	skeuomorph
释义	Definition of skeuomorph in English: skeuomorph noun ˈskjuːə(ʊ)mɔːfˈskyo͞oōˌmôrf 1An object or feature which imitates the design of a similar artefact made from another material. the pottery box with a square lid is a skeuomorph of a twilled basketry container Example sentencesExamples The brown fabric, the smooth finish, and the decoration, all combine to give the effect of a stitched leather vessel, of which this is no doubt a skeuomorph. Other types of bronzes from this area include representations of quadripeds and skeuomorphs of horn and gourd palm-wine vessels. A skeuomorph is a derivative object which retains ornamental design cues to a structure that was necessary in the original. First-generation skeuomorphs are close mimics, even fakes. Second-generation skeuomorphs abandon any serious attempt at deception. It is accepted that much of the ornament on Irish and Pictish sculpture represents stone skeuomorphs of jewelled, metal-encased wooden crosses. 1.1Computing An element of a graphical user interface which mimics a physical object. note-taking apps offer skeuomorphs of yellow legal pads, squared paper, ring binders, etc. when you first load up the app, you'll be presented with a skeuomorph of a photo album Example sentencesExamples Detractors say skeuomorphs represent the triumph of familiarity over function. If skeuomorphs do not help the user accomplish their goals, then they are more design than is necessary, and should be omitted. The page turning is one of the few software-based skeuomorphs that seems to be universally liked. As these real-life analogs to Apple's skeuomorphs become less prevalent, these metaphors will be less and less useful to users. Inappropriate skeuomorphs can cause more problems than they solve. Derivatives skeuomorphic adjectiveskjuːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪk That's really the main advantage of skeuomorphic designs: they remind us of stuff we already know, and stuff we already know feels comfortable. Example sentencesExamples Some slabs seem to depict wooden crosses complete with skeuomorphic wooden features such as the carpenter's nail heads. Another irritation with the skeuomorphic approach is that it quickly looks dated as the analog counterparts become obsolete. When it's used appropriately, skeuomorphic design can give users a quick sense of what an app does. With skeuomorphic design, digital programs are made to look like real-world things. There is a growing trend away from skeuomorphic designs towards more simplistic and minimal type interfaces. skeuomorphism nounskjuːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪz(ə)m I'm not a fan of Apple-style skeuomorphism, but I guess icons have to resemble something other than bits of data interacting with other bits of data. Example sentencesExamples Over time, skeuomorphism has seeped into all areas of UI design. The advent of textured screens and web pages promises a whole new wave of skeuomorphism: that leather binding will not only look like leather, it will feel like it too. Without skeuomorphism, users may find a steeper learning curve with the new operating system. There is nothing intrinsically wrong with skeuomorphs: the whole of classical architecture (wood represented in stone) is based on skeuomorphism, as is most software interaction. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek skeuos 'container, implement' + morphē 'form'. Definition of skeuomorph in US English: skeuomorph nounˈskyo͞oōˌmôrf 1An object or feature which imitates the design of a similar artifact made from another material. the pottery box with a square lid is a skeuomorph of a twilled basketry container Example sentencesExamples A skeuomorph is a derivative object which retains ornamental design cues to a structure that was necessary in the original. Other types of bronzes from this area include representations of quadripeds and skeuomorphs of horn and gourd palm-wine vessels. It is accepted that much of the ornament on Irish and Pictish sculpture represents stone skeuomorphs of jewelled, metal-encased wooden crosses. The brown fabric, the smooth finish, and the decoration, all combine to give the effect of a stitched leather vessel, of which this is no doubt a skeuomorph. First-generation skeuomorphs are close mimics, even fakes. Second-generation skeuomorphs abandon any serious attempt at deception. 1.1Computing An element of a graphical user interface which mimics a physical object. note-taking apps offer skeuomorphs of yellow legal pads, squared paper, ring binders, etc. when you first load up the app, you'll be presented with a skeuomorph of a photo album Example sentencesExamples As these real-life analogs to Apple's skeuomorphs become less prevalent, these metaphors will be less and less useful to users. Inappropriate skeuomorphs can cause more problems than they solve. Detractors say skeuomorphs represent the triumph of familiarity over function. The page turning is one of the few software-based skeuomorphs that seems to be universally liked. If skeuomorphs do not help the user accomplish their goals, then they are more design than is necessary, and should be omitted. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek skeuos ‘container, implement’ + morphē ‘form’.
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