Another concept I'm sort of fascinated with is skeuomorphism. It's sort of the opposite of what you're describing. It's when humans design digital products to resemble real-life counterparts. For example, a computer desktop was initially made to resemble & act as an actual desk top. Same with folders in computers vs. real-life folders, buttons in apps, and so on.
The back & forth between real & digital in product is really interesting.
Fascinating.
Another concept I'm sort of fascinated with is skeuomorphism. It's sort of the opposite of what you're describing. It's when humans design digital products to resemble real-life counterparts. For example, a computer desktop was initially made to resemble & act as an actual desk top. Same with folders in computers vs. real-life folders, buttons in apps, and so on.
The back & forth between real & digital in product is really interesting.
thats really neat, thanks for sharing. Didn't know about the term skeuomorphism but now I can see it in places around me