I recently came to know about Neubrutalism. Well bear with me for a minute. I'll let you know the thing I'm talking about.
What is Neubrutalism ?
For short, Neubrutalism is an architectural style that emerged in the 1950s, characterized by its use of raw, unadorned concrete construction. Buildings in this style often have a blocky, geometric appearance, with a focus on functionality and simplicity.
How did it come to web design?
A few popular websites, like Gumroad and Figma, popularized it in some way. And lots of websites are using it.
See Below
Why I Got Excited to Tell You About this?
Because I've done it with my website too! And I transformed it from a normal design to a neubrutalism style in just 4-5 hours.
This is what I did.
Here are a few things that I did to make it look neubrutalism style.
- Used Headings in CAPITAL LETTER
- Bold fonts
- High Contrast Colors
- High Contrast Shadows
- Sharp Edges (In some elements)
And the result that came out was BEAUTIFUL. Although I'll make some changes in a few days and make it more BRUTAL. And I'm planning to add some animations too.
🍕 Check Out -> http://anasdew.tech/
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Latest comments (2)
Nice explanation! I'm going to be honest though, I like the smooth styles of webpages like Github better at the moment. They just feel sleeker and less crowded.
Yeah, I love it too!