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Posted by baldvinmar 2 days ago
Jelly UI: Soft-body physics for native HTML form controls
(jelly-ui.com)
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armchairhacker 1 day ago
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Combine with liquid glass and add a hover effect and raytraced lighting for, finally, a decent UI.
ezst 1 day ago
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That's gross, distasteful. I love it.
orthoxerox 1 day ago
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Text boxes should jiggle where I click them, not always in the middle. Drop-down boxes do this correctly.
flowerbreeze 2 days ago
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It's fun, but a menu would be so much better instead of the weird scroll-jacking. It takes a minute to get to the bottom of it.
abdulrahmank 1 day ago
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Can be a great value add to show a jelly button when waiting for AI responses
6r17 1 day ago
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I love it - stupidly creative - first time i see this yet it feels I always knew how it was meant to behave
socalgal2 2 days ago
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I'm not sure I get why the slider lagging behind where the pointer that's dragging it is a good thing.
theF00l 1 day ago
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I find clicking on these form controls very satisfying :)
FrustratedMonky 2 days ago
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? what am I missing? The demo is just rounded corners? do we need a special library for that?
wbobeirne 2 days ago
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Do you have reduced motion enabled? That disables all the effects.
anotheryou 2 days ago
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ah oh! yea only way to use mac....
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