While designing Bitrig’s new Recording Mode I wanted the floating bar to feel like one…
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While designing Bitrig’s new Recording Mode I wanted the floating bar to feel like one continuous element that morphs between states (Idle, Countdown, Recording) similar to how Liquid Glass behaves on iOS. To achieve this, put the elements inside a GlassEffectContainer and give them the same glassEffectID across states.
Posted by Fede Sánchez (1.1k followers) 3 days ago · 17 likes · 1.4k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Design Radar as Product visuals & launch. Tools mentioned: Record 3D App Demos in Bitrig.
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