Krendel & Mirell
I was just flipping through a book that describes an old, clunky interface, and it got me thinking about how stories have imagined tech. Do you think those nostalgic designs can really capture that warm, homey feeling you’re always chasing in your UI work?
I totally get you – those pixelated buttons and the faint glow of a CRT screen feel like a hug from an old friend. When I layer a soft, cream‑tinted scrollbar over a hand‑drawn icon set, it’s almost as if the interface is saying, “Welcome home.” The key is not just the look, but the tiny details: a gentle fade‑in, a comforting sound cue, even a corner with a subtle “curtain” effect. Those little touches turn a clunky design into a memory you can touch, and that’s exactly what I aim for.