Compose a translucent surface from blur, tint, border, highlight, and shadow. Test it over a real background so the glass remains legible instead of becoming a decorative overlay.
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Start from a Liquid Glass recipe, then tune the controls.
Adjust the live Liquid Glass material directly.
Use liquid glass on navigation bars, floating cards, modal surfaces, and small feature panels that sit on top of rich color or imagery.
Glass on a flat background looks like a broken effect instead of a design choice. The same is true when the blur gets too strong or the opacity gets too low.
Look at the page as a system. The effect should improve hierarchy, support the layout, and survive in a reduced-motion or low-transparency context.
Not effectively. The effect depends on something interesting being behind it. If the background is flat, a simpler surface is usually better.
Keep text readable against the busiest area that can show through the blur, not just against the average color.