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Skeuomorphism refers to imitating the materials, textures, and interaction metaphors of real objects in digital interfaces, with typical features including leather stitching, brushed metal, glass highlights, the raised-and-recessed feel of physical buttons, and shadows and gradients based on real-world logic.
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