🎨 “Glassmorphism in UI Design: A Clear Trend You Can’t Miss!”
💡 What is Glassmorphism?
It’s a modern UI design trend that uses transparency, background blur, and frosted-glass effects to create a sleek, layered look — giving depth and elegance to your interface.
🔍 Key Elements of Glassmorphism:
Transparency – Often using semi-transparent white or grey (#FFFFFF with 10–30% opacity).
Background Blur – The blur creates the illusion of glass behind your element.
Soft Shadows – To add subtle separation from the background.
Light Borders – Usually 1px solid white or gradient strokes to emphasize edges.
Bright Accent Colors – Pops of neon or gradient for modern feel.
🛠️ How to Create It in Figma:
Use "Background Blur" under Fill settings.
Apply multiple layers with varying transparency.
Add linear gradient fills for depth.
Combine with icons/text for cards, buttons, modals.
🔌 Figma Plugins to Help:
[📐Blush] – For illustrations that blend well with glass UI.
[🧊Glassmorphism Plugin] – Quick glass cards generator.
[🎨Color Designer] – Pick subtle color schemes that complement transparency.
💫 Glassmorphism is more than just a pretty UI trend — it’s a visual experience.
Want your design to feel futuristic and clean? Blur the background and let the glass effect shine!
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