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The arguments for skeuomorphism are it makes easier for similar devices with the original device to use the digital emulation and it is visually appealing. Also, skeuomorphic design seems to facilitate a fast navigation through graphic user interface. Some user finds the skeuomorphs application are fun and catchy
The arguments against skeuomorphism are interface elements use metaphor make it more difficult to operate. It also takes more screen space than standard interface elements. It causes and inconsistent look and feel between application. Technology always changed and improve over time, which mean the 3D interfaces are no longer compassing with the trend. Skeuomorphism inherently lead to inconsistency across the application, making the overall experience less intuitive. Also, the Skeuomorphic graphics are more complicate to design and complex coding when create, compare to the Flat application. In addition, as the ornamentation becomes more excessive, it can actually hurt the overall user experience—and that's when “real” becomes wrong.

I don't believe that it is the flat-design interfaces Windows 8 that has kept it from being .It’s the Microsoft Window itself made it easy to used and simple design will help the user easy to remember instead the 3D rectangle skeuomorphic design. However, by shedding unnecessary styling, clearer code, and easy adaptability.  It also lends itself beautifully to every type of application; whether viewed on a desktop or a mobile screen.

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Solution: It is true, there are ample number of modifications that the Microsoft has implemented in their Windows Operating System (OS) in order to provide a better overall user experience to its users. They used to have that regular windows operating sytsem user interface till windows 7 but from windows 8 onwards, they actually focus more on implementing the 3-D designs in their user interfaces. Initially it was reported to slow down the system itself, since it was complex design for any user interface. So from windows 8.1 onwards they kept that tiles thing as a part of the user interface of the Windows operating system which was less complex and did not lead to any hindrance to the execution of the necessary processes to the user, therefore it was both beautified and the performance was enhanced as well, that in turn led to a wonderful overall user experience to the users.

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