""A skeuomorphic design" 

The word skeuomorph comes from the Greek words skeuos (meaning “container or tool”), and morphḗ (meaning “shape”). 

Skeuomorphism is the design concept of making items represented resemble their real-world counterparts. For example, a trash icon that looks like a trash can.

Skeuomorphism is commonly used in many design fields, including user interface (UI) and Web design, architecture, ceramics and interior design. Skeuomorphism contrasts with flat design, a simpler graphic style.

Why do this? For one, it helps us improve human-computer interaction.

This project specially is made for the people who are "illiterate" or are not able to read properly .