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SwiftUI & iOS UI Templates
iOS 26 Liquid Glass + cross-platform web ports. 67 variants. $29 one-time.
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Design & UI at ToolGenX ships SwiftUI templates and design systems for iOS developers and web designers adopting Apple's Liquid Glass design language. The headline product is the iOS Liquid Glass UI Kit ($29) — 67 SwiftUI variants for iOS 26, UIKit fallbacks for iOS 17 and iOS 18, plus CSS backdrop-filter web ports. A design system generator picks the right 5-7 variants for your product shape.
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Questions about Design & UI
- Do I need Xcode 26 to use the Liquid Glass UI Kit?
- For full iOS 26 Liquid Glass rendering, yes. UIKit variants ship with backward-compatible fallbacks for iOS 17 and iOS 18, and the CSS web adaptation works in any modern browser. About 80% of the kit works without the latest Xcode, but the signature glass blur effects need iOS 26 to render correctly.
- What file format do the variants ship in?
- Each variant is a self-contained Swift file (SwiftUI View or UIKit UIView subclass) plus a matching .css file for the web port. No Xcode project wrapper — drop files into your own project. Figma source files are included for designer review and customization.
- Will Apple reject my app for copying the system look?
- No. These variants implement the public Liquid Glass APIs Apple introduced in iOS 26. Using public APIs is exactly what Apple wants third-party apps to do. The kit avoids private API tricks that would risk App Store rejection.
- Does the web CSS version look the same as native iOS?
- Close, not identical. CSS backdrop-filter and color-mix get within 90% of the native effect. The remaining 10% (animation curves, gesture responses) is where native still wins. The web port is for marketing pages and dashboards, not full app parity.