Key Features
Glassmorphism creates depth and hierarchy through transparency and blur effects
Backdrop Blur
CSS backdrop-filter creates the signature frosted glass effect that makes content appear to float above the background
Transparency
Semi-transparent backgrounds allow underlying content to show through while maintaining readability
Subtle Borders
Thin, often gradient borders define edges and create separation between glass elements
Layered Depth
Multiple glass panels create visual hierarchy and a sense of depth in the interface
Glass Components
Cards & Panels
Glass Card
This card demonstrates the classic glassmorphism style with backdrop blur and transparency.
Accent Card
Variations can include colored glass effects for different purposes and branding.
Navigation & Menus
Forms & Inputs
Where Glassmorphism Shines
Landing Pages
Creates modern, premium feel for product launches and marketing sites
Web3 & Crypto
Popular in blockchain apps, NFT platforms, and cryptocurrency dashboards
Mobile Apps
iOS-inspired design that works well on mobile interfaces and PWAs
Dashboards
Analytics and admin panels benefit from the clean, layered aesthetic
Portfolios
Creative professionals use it to showcase work with modern elegance
Futuristic UIs
Science fiction and technology companies for cutting-edge feel
Design Principles
Hierarchy Through Transparency
Use varying levels of transparency and blur to create visual hierarchy. More important elements should be less transparent.
Colorful Backgrounds
Glassmorphism works best with vibrant, gradient backgrounds that show through the glass effect.
Subtle Animations
Gentle hover effects and transitions enhance the floating glass illusion without being distracting.