@aral
Blurry transparent is something I like but prefer it to be atleast turned off coz some might not. But this liquid thing is kind of not appealing. Especially the movements, not the UI itself. Like controls flowing etc. Haptic feedback for touches are great, but not necessarily cool when it's fluid.

Ignore my rant, coz I haven't tried it in my hands yet, just saw the videos online.

@aral
But the big question is, how do you get it of your finger after touching the screen?

@aral For accessibility the only thing developers need to know is to include a buttom to turn it off. People with low vision are out of luck with liquid glass, and I'm just glad the design guy who oversaw it is off to Meta. #liquidglass

@aral when I first saw this title on the developer site I thought it was going to be a Jobsian era “antenna gate” style mea culpa from Apple saying “yeah, we made some mistakes, here’s how we’re fixing them”