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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.