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Wow Glassmorphism is awesome UI its should be trand in 2021, what do you think?
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I disagree. I have concerns about the accessibility of Glassmorphism and Neumorphism. It is definitely possible to build accessible pages incorporating these styles, but even in the examples I've seen people post simple things like having a good contrast between fore and background have been ignored.
I agree ─ there's waaay too many examples of Glassmorphism (I'm looking at you, Dribbble users...) which just won't be accessible. Thankfully, many of the examples on the Dribbble Glassmorphism page do have a good contrast ratio.
imo, it really depends on the particular 'levels' of Glassmorphism being employed. So long as designers choose a sufficient value for the opacity of the panels and the blurriness, the contrast level can be sufficient enough to be accessible. Having played with glassmorphism.com, it seems that the higher the opacity (or 'transparency' as they've labelled on the site), the better contrast there is. I also find that the more blurry the panel is, the better the signal-to-noise ratio when it comes to distinguishing background and foreground text and content.
My favourite values on that site are blur value: 10.0, transparency: 0.80 - 0.90 (depending on what's being conveyed)
I think that one of the most notable examples of Glassmorphism is Microsoft's Fluent Design that's already incorporated into Windows 10 ─ their 'acrylic' effect is really nice to look at, but critically also accessible (which is kinda important for one of the most popular OSes out there...).
Thank goodness the trend of Neumorphism is over, though! Accessibility nightmare...
its maybe right, people mostly post simple things. what do you think what's UI trend in 2021?