liquid-glass-design

You can implement Liquid Glass UI in SwiftUI by applying the provided glass effect patterns and customization modifiers to render translucent, unified glass aesthetics across your iOS 26+ application views.

Yes, you can use UIGlassEffect in UIKit by integrating the specified UIKit patterns to apply consistent glass effects and morphing transitions to your native iOS views.

GlassEffectContainer is used to manage multi-element morphing transitions, allowing multiple glass-effect views to interact seamlessly and maintain consistent rendering within a unified container.

Yes, the Liquid Glass design system supports WidgetKit by providing specific patterns and morphing transitions to ensure glass aesthetics are consistent across iOS home screen widgets.

Yes, you need to target iOS 26 or later, as the Liquid Glass patterns, UIGlassEffect APIs, and morphing transitions are designed specifically for the unified glass aesthetics introduced in that version.

The best way to unify glass aesthetics across SwiftUI and UIKit is to adopt a shared design system that specifies consistent glass effect patterns and GlassEffectContainer usage for both frameworks.