
r/LiquidGlassDesign

Feeling this sh*t hard
Just downloaded the iOS 27 Developer Beta, and dear god, it’s such an upgrade with regard to the UX/UI.
Is liquid glass is really good ?
Hey i finally tried liquid glass , so for now i applied it only on my navbar , so can ya review it and tell me if i should apply that to the rest of my website
iOS 27 Liquid Glass is so much better than the first instalment and I cannot wait to see how Apple refine it.
For example flat design only started to look good around iOS 11 so we have a long way to go!
liquid glass irl
for all the liquid glass dweebs out there notice the black line, hope this helps!
Am I the only one who misses the “floating sidebar”?
To be honest, I feel the removal of the floating sidebar makes the window look much more smaller and flat. Plus reducing the corner radius kind of makes the glass “back and forward” buttons inconsistent with the corner radius. I feel a pill button and boxy corners are not even close to consistent. They should either make the glass less round or the corners back to round with the floating sidebar but at least without the corner inconsistency issue like in Tahoe.
I Built an App to Modify macOS Windows and Bring Back the Classic macOS Style
Repo: https://github.com/It-is-Sean/macOS-Window-Styler
In the post by u/Aacha_ladka(Note:This profile might be NSFW), they discovered a way to customize the appearance of macOS windows. Huge thanks to them for figuring it out first. Inspired by their work, I decided to build a simple app that makes the whole process much more intuitive.
The app currently includes three presets:
- OS X Style
- Big Sur Style
- Tahoe Style
Meanwhile, if you’d rather tweak everything yourself, there’s also a fully customizable mode where you can adjust the window appearance however you like.
This is my first open-source Swift project, so I’d really appreciate any feedback, feature requests, or bug reports. I’m still learning, and I’d love to improve both the app and my Swift skills.
I’ll continue improving the app with new features and fixes. If you find it useful, I’d really appreciate a ⭐ on GitHub—it helps a lot and motivates me to keep working on it.
I can't believe this downgrade, Apple...
I can't believe that Apple will return with the horrible flat design of iOS 18 on iOS 27, it's one of the worst decisions I've ever seen from this company. I spent years really wanting this perfect 2D and 3D effect that the iOS 26 icons brought and I was very excited about its launch, now seeing the beta version of 27 makes me never want to leave iOS 26 again. This black border disgusts me...
iOS 27 new low battery screen concept
Reported as a suggestion in Feedback btw! Suggest this in Feedback too if you also want this low battery screen.
Also yes, I'm aware that the fading animation wouldn't make sense in a low-power state. Kinda trying to figure out how that would work tho.
The Curious Case of Liquid Glass in the 2027 Releases
Blogpost: https://gamery.app/blog/liquid-glass/
Credit: Nico Reese / Gamery
Liquid Glass for Android apps.
Yes! It is possible! I've vibecoded this demo app with Google AI studio. If you want to do the same tell your AI to use this library https://github.com/Kyant0/AndroidLiquidGlass.
Temu iOS 26 iCon
very rushed and made poorly lol by me, its ios 18 icon tried to be 226
🚨Glass 27 Icons is officially LIVE! 🚀
Upgrade your home screen with a vibrant new Siri aesthetic, glowing glass-effect icons in a sleek iOS shape. ✨
🔥 6300+ meticulously crafted icons
🧩 8 NATIVE widgets
📱 All-new dashboard & standalone Icon Widgets
Get that fresh new look today 👇
🔗 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.narikdesign.glass27
Need help
Im looking to get that ultra liquad glass look, I turned of increased contrast, did everything the video’s tell me and it still looks hella white, what am i missing?
Glass design on Android Watch
Do you feel it?
Liquid design on an Android Watch.
Yes, obviously these notes will sync with your android device
Made a Liquid Glass onboarding flow with nice animations
I am making a bunch more of these then releasing them as reusable components in a library. Do you like these?