Layered transparency
Build surfaces that sit on top of colorful backgrounds while letting them shine through. Adjust opacity to hint at what's behind without sacrificing clarity.
Frosted glass for futuristic interfaces
Glassmorphism combines transparency, blur, and vivid gradients to create depth while keeping content legible. It feels tactile yet ethereal—perfect for dashboards, cards, and overlays.
Soft, diffused blur
Apply a backdrop filter to create a frosted effect. It softens background noise and gives foreground content a polished feel.
Elevated lighting
Use luminous shadows and highlights to make elements feel lifted off the canvas. Combine with subtle borders to reinforce the glass edges.
Testimonials
Trusted by teams shipping polished UIs
Designers and engineers rely on the glass kit to add depth, clarity, and motion to their product surfaces without sacrificing performance.
Aurora Young
Product Designer, Novalight
The frosted layers brought clarity to our dashboard while keeping the energy of our brand gradient intact.
Mateo Rivera
Frontend Lead, Helio Labs
We shipped a glassy marketing page in one sprint. The layout felt premium without extra engineering overhead.
Priya Desai
Growth PM, Cloudline
The cards are readable even with vibrant gradients behind them. Our conversions lifted after the refresh.
Key ingredients
- Colorful backdrop: A vibrant gradient or image to refract through the translucent layers.
- Transparent surface: Semi-opaque panels with carefully tuned blur.
- Defined edges: Hairline borders and inner glows to emulate light catching on glass.
HTML tag styleguide
Maintain a consistent voice and hierarchy when composing content. Use semantic tags to help users and assistive technologies understand the structure of your interface.
<h1>–<h3> Headings
Reserve <h1> for the page title. Use descending
levels to group related sections and avoid skipping ranks.
<p> Body Copy
Keep paragraphs concise and legible. Limit width to 60–70 characters to preserve comfortable reading rhythm.
<ul> Lists
Use unordered lists for guidelines or feature groupings. Provide a clear lead-in sentence that frames each bullet.
<a> Links
Links should describe their destination. Pair them with accessible hover and focus states for keyboard navigation.