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Iteration makes the interaction better.
This is an improved version of my previous Liquid Glass UI animation, refining the motion, interaction and overall visual feel.
I focused on making the experience feel:
• Smoother
• More responsive
• More tactile
• More visually refined
Rather than simply adding more effects, the goal was to improve the relationship between motion, interaction and visual feedback.
Small refinements can completely change how an interface feels.
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