Creating Morphing Glass Transitions with glassEffectID
The glassEffectID modifier enables glass views to smoothly morph into one another during state changes, creating fluid transitions that feel native to iOS 26.
// Create beautiful animations in SwiftUI. Learn implicit and explicit animations, custom transitions, spring animations, and advanced animation techniques.
The glassEffectID modifier enables glass views to smoothly morph into one another during state changes, creating fluid transitions that feel native to iOS 26.
Learn how to use the allowsHitTesting modifier to make views ignore touches, letting taps pass through to elements behind them.
When you have multiple glass elements that should blend and animate together, GlassEffectContainer coordinates their rendering for seamless visual results.
Learn how to detect when users shake their device in SwiftUI by bridging to UIKit's motion events and creating a reusable view modifier.
Learn how to use SF Symbols in your SwiftUI apps, including sizing, coloring, animations, and finding the right symbol for your needs.
Learn how to use the contentShape modifier to expand or customize the tappable area of your SwiftUI views, making buttons and interactive elements more user-friendly.
Learn how to detect when users enable Low Power Mode and automatically reduce animations, refresh rates, and visual effects to preserve battery life in your SwiftUI app.
Learn how to build skeleton loading screens with animated shimmer effects in SwiftUI using gradients, AnimatableModifier, and reusable view modifiers for a polished loading experience.
Learn how to detect when a context menu is open in SwiftUI.