Core Insights - Apple has launched a "Liquid Glass" design visual library on its developer website, showcasing the new design language of iOS 26 and how it can be applied by third-party developers [1][4] - The library features 14 popular applications across four platforms: iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac, including examples from Crumbl, CNN, and Lucid Motors [4] Design Changes - The core changes in the Liquid Glass design include the removal of the traditional bottom navigation bar, replaced by lighter, smaller navigation options [4] - New components such as transparent sliders and buttons have been introduced, along with optimized popover interaction logic to enhance the interface's depth and fluidity [4] Application Examples - The astronomy app Sky Guide has adopted a semi-transparent floating button for star queries, while the task management software OmniFocus 4 has replaced the old solid color list with glass-like cards to improve information hierarchy [4] - Apple emphasizes that these design adjustments have been independently implemented by development teams of various sizes, showcasing the adaptability of the Liquid Glass style [4]