Apple's iOS 26 is making waves with its Liquid Glass design, and developers are rising to the challenge! Apple has just released a gallery showcasing third-party apps embracing this sleek new look.
But what's all the fuss about? Liquid Glass is Apple's latest design language, introduced in iOS 26, and it's transforming the user experience. The gallery on the Apple Developer website reveals how developers are reimagining their apps with Liquid Glass, and it's a treat for the eyes.
The page features a side-by-side comparison of iOS 18 and iOS 26 app versions, including popular names like Crumbl, Tide Guide, and Lumy. Each app has a unique story to tell. For instance, Linearity, a vector-graphics design app, now offers a seamless experience across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, making complex designs more accessible. And Crumbl's app showcases its brand photography with a clever use of the Liquid Glass design, ensuring its pink branding shines.
This gallery isn't just for developers; it's a fascinating look at the evolution of app design. Even non-developers can appreciate the creativity and innovation on display. The before-and-after comparisons are particularly intriguing, showing the impact of Liquid Glass.
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