<ul><li>Reactions to Apple's new Liquid Glass design language unveiled at WWDC25 have been mixed with many expressing concerns about readability and transparency.</li><li>Initial feedback suggests that the transparent elements of Liquid Glass may make text and indicators harder to read on screens, leading to concerns among users.</li><li>While some design experts appreciate the aesthetic appeal of Liquid Glass, others criticize its lack of consistency and attention to detail, invoking the memory of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' design principles.</li><li>Despite differing opinions, the introduction of Liquid Glass has generated a range of reactions, with some praising it as a bold design choice while others find it challenging to use.</li></ul>

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