3D user interface on 2D display
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Jump to navigationJump to search3D user interface on 2D display is a technique for displaying 3D user interface using a traditional 2D display, like a computer monitor.
It involves using 3D-rendered images using depth cues that are within the image only, like shadows and relative size. This technique was championed by Apple in Mac OS X's Aqua interface, and in the Mac OS X Dock from Mac OS X Leopard to Mac OS X Mavericks.