swiftui-liquid-glass

Implement the Liquid Glass API in SwiftUI by adopting native modifiers like `.glassEffect` and grouping frosted glass UI elements within a `GlassEffectContainer` for an interactive, Apple-aligned design.

Refactoring existing SwiftUI views to use glassmorphism involves updating your card-based UI elements to leverage `GlassEffectContainer` and `.glassEffect` modifiers, replacing legacy blur effects with native iOS 26+ Liquid Glass components.

Yes, the iOS 26 Liquid Glass API supports custom button styles in SwiftUI, allowing you to apply native glass button styles to your UI elements for a visually appealing, interactive frosted glass appearance.

Reviewing SwiftUI code for Liquid Glass API performance requires verifying the correct usage of `glassEffect` and `GlassEffectContainer`, ensuring your interactive frosted glass UI remains performance-aware and consistent with Apple design guidance.

You should use `GlassEffectContainer` instead of individual `.glassEffect` modifiers when refactoring card-based UIs, as it groups multiple glass elements to ensure visually appealing, consistent, and performance-aware interactions.