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iOS Glassmorphic Service Card
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A premium service highlight card inspired by Apple's iOS design language. It features a heavy glassmorphism effect (backdrop-filter blur), high-precision border-radius (28px), and the signature Inter typography. The layout uses a mobile-first approach, ensuring the card scales gracefully while maintaining its luxurious feel through subtle shadows, micro-interactions, and a sophisticated color palette.
Features
- Dynamic Glassmorphism using backdrop-filter and transparency
- Interactive 3D Tilt effect on mouse hover
- Apple-inspired typography and iconography
- Smooth micro-interactions for CTA buttons
- Fully responsive mobile-first layout
- Subtle depth shadows and high-fidelity borders
Uses
- Subscription pricing tables
- Feature highlight sections
- Product showcase pages
- SaaS dashboard service widgets
Benefits
- High perceived value due to premium visual style
- Excellent readability with high-contrast elements
- Modern aesthetic that builds user trust
- Lightweight implementation without heavy frameworks
Techniques Used
CSS Backdrop-filter, CSS Gradients, Flexbox, Perspective Transforms, Cubic-bezier transitions, Media Queries
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I adjust the intensity of the glassmorphism effect?
You can customize the frostiness by modifying the backdrop-filter: blur() value in the component's CSS. Increasing the pixel value will result in a more opaque, diffused look, while decreasing it enhances transparency.
Is the iOS Glassmorphic Service Card compatible with all modern browsers?
The card utilizes the backdrop-filter property, which is supported by all major modern browsers including Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox. For legacy browsers, the component includes a fallback semi-transparent background color to maintain usability.
How does the card handle responsiveness on larger desktop screens?
Although built with a mobile-first approach, the card uses fluid typography and flexible layout containers. It scales gracefully to desktop environments by utilizing max-width constraints and percentage-based padding to maintain its premium aesthetic.
Can I change the signature 28px border-radius to match my existing brand guidelines?
Yes, the corner radius is defined via a CSS variable. You can easily override the --card-border-radius property to align the component with your specific design system without breaking the internal layout or micro-interactions.
Does the component include the Inter font, or do I need to provide it?
The component is styled to use Inter for the signature iOS look, but it does not bundle the font files. You should import Inter via Google Fonts or your local assets to ensure the typography renders exactly as intended.