swiftui-liquid-glass

Apply the `glassEffect` modifier to individual UI elements or group multiple glass elements within a `GlassEffectContainer` to manage their rendering. You can also use native glass button styles for standard interactive components.

Refactor existing SwiftUI components to leverage Liquid Glass by replacing standard background materials with `glassEffect` and grouping related controls in `GlassEffectContainer`. This ensures consistent, interactive, and performance-aware usage aligned with Apple design guidance.

Yes, you can use Liquid Glass APIs for visionOS app interfaces to create visually appealing dashboards. The APIs support interactive glass elements for buttons and data cards that respond to user focus and touch across iOS and visionOS platforms.

Review your SwiftUI Liquid Glass implementation by checking for correct usage of `glassEffect` and `GlassEffectContainer`, ensuring interactive states respond properly, and verifying performance-aware rendering aligned with Apple's design guidance for consistency.

Yes, you need iOS 26 or later to use SwiftUI Liquid Glass features, as the `glassEffect`, `GlassEffectContainer`, and glass button styles are part of the native APIs introduced in iOS 26+ for building interactive glass interfaces.