Liquid Glass App Design Ronas IT | Software development company

by Ronas IT

Hi everyone! Apple released a new feature called Liquid Glass a few days ago. This design approach makes UI elements look glassy and translucent—they reflect and refract what’s around them. This effect draws attention to key content while keeping the iOS interface familiar for users. Apple included Liquid Glass in updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and VisionOS. Users on each platform can already try the new look. You can now apply the glass effect to many UI elements—controls, navigation, app icons, widgets, and more. UI/UX designers and custom software developers can start using this style in their own projects. Our team got inspired by the idea too and created a few web screens to try out Liquid Glass ourselves. In this Dribbble shot, you can see a freelance web app interface with Liquid Glass elements. The first screen shows a freelancer’s projects. Glassy buttons help users quickly find the right actions. Glassy icons inside each card show the work category and make navigation easier without distracting from content. On the offerings screen, there is a transparent filter tab. It sits on top of the feed but doesn’t block page content completely or disrupt how users see the information. We think Liquid Glass works well for many types of user-facing interfaces—like taxi apps, e-commerce services, or booking platforms. These effects make any interface look modern and high-end. Our team will keep searching for new applications of the Liquid Glass effect, so stay in touch for further updates.