Ever since #CSS backdrop-filter became a thing, combined with careful usage of gradients and shadowing it’s allowed #WebDev designers to make objects appear glassy to varying degrees. No doubt we’ll now see more attention paid to bringing elements of “glassmorphism” to web-based design systems. While I don’t recommend trying to recreate Apple’s Liquid Glass effects verbatim, we can use it as a point of inspiration for designing our own uniquely delightful interfaces:

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Clever Backdrop Filtering for Eye-catching Glass Effects

We can use Apple’s Liquid Glass as a point of inspiration for designing our own uniquely delightful interfaces.

Just a reminder that MCP is the new Google AMP. Avoid it like the plague. Don't use it, don't implement it, and by the love of all that is holy *don't allow Big AI to dominate the open web like this.* Your future self will thank you.