What is Glassmorphism?

Glassmorphism is a visual style using translucent, blurred panels with highlights to suggest frosted glass.

When to use Glassmorphism?

- To separate layers while keeping contextual background visibility

- For brand aesthetics that value depth and light

When not to use Glassmorphism?

- When performance or readability suffers due to heavy blurs

- In data-dense UIs where contrast must remain high

What is the anatomy of Glassmorphism?

- Backdrop blur and semi‑transparent fills

- Soft inner/outer highlights and shadows

- Sufficient foreground contrast and elevation cues