Liquid Glass in the browser? It’s possible with SVG + CSS.
A brilliant deep dive into simulating refraction:
- Define a "lens" shape with JS math.
- Convert physics vectors into an RGB Displacement Map.
- Apply via SVG inside a CSS backdrop-filter.

kube.io/blog/liquid-...

This might be my favorite way to quickly learn anything now. Have Gemini apply 80/20 rule to extract key information and code a website to see them visually.

Spent 10 minutes with Gemini 3 Thinking. It definitely cooks with frontend landing page! Added subtle micro interaction and motions to be more appealing

It might have just finished a landing page for an idea I've been having in mind.

gemini.google.com/share/78e023...

Just discovered TypeGPU. It's a TypeScript-first way to write GPU shaders and compute pipelines.
You stay in TypeScript, it auto-generates WGSL for WebGPU. 🔥
Perfect for experimenting with rendering, compute, and even AI inference in the browser.

docs.swmansion.com/TypeGPU/exam...

This component library gives me Starcraft vibe crafting all those shapes in SVG giving you a retro space touch. If your project matches the vibe, this might be for you.

www.cosmic-ui.com

Very amazed by this demo using various modern CSS rules like gradients, blend mode, transforms, filters, and animations to achieve these reflections based on your mouse position.

poke-holo.simey.me/

I just found a new playground for design inspirations and you can even just use them! It has a list of components, screens, and themes. People can put up their designs and if you don't find any you like, use the AI to craft your own experience.

Everyone loves new components, especially when they animate nicely. Animate UI gives you satisfying components using Tailwind and Motion and easily distributed using shadcn CLI and registry. Easily update and grab what you need.