I'd say PS2 belongs in flat design, even if it falls outside the dates they think: its design language was ahead of its time
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Translucent electronics FTW
Oh definitley frutiger aero.
Was the 3DS (main menu) really frutiger? Feels like a far cry compared to Win7 and the xbox 360
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Not a fan of the early windows style, but otherwise "Memphis" looks coolest to me. Reminds me of early nickelodeon. The crowd in the background of What Would You Do was 100% this style.
The music. The early 90s saw the rise of independent record labels which then gave rise to bands who wouldn't have stood a chance otherwise, aka Indie Music. After the 60s, the 90s is by far the best era for modern music ever.
I love the excess of the Y2K Era. Everything was so much more beautiful, unique, and strange. Everything after seemed like an attempt to "dial it back."
Then what's Win11, Arc, that style?
memphis & flat
Y2K. Let me just run this chromium look filter on my pillow embossing.
Late 90s decided that everyone had to dress up in silver
"Don't go chasing waterfalls."
Gaming hasn't really bloomed as much as it had in the 2000s
Flat design definitely looks the cleanest, most simple and pleasing to the eye.