Apple has refreshed its developer website to highlight apps leveraging its Liquid Glass design language, marking the second iteration of this showcase since November. The updated gallery emphasizes how third-party developers are integrating the new aesthetic, characterized by natural, responsive interfaces, across Apple platforms. Carrot Weather exemplifies this shift, with developer Brian Mueller simplifying its interface by reducing toolbar tabs while maintaining its signature sarcastic robot persona. The app's map view now offers a cleaner, more intuitive experience. Denim, a playlist art app for Apple Music, also adopts the new design language, seamlessly blending Liquid Glass controls into its dark canvas and refreshing text labels.

Apple's gallery now features multiple apps including Tasks, GoodLinks, AllTrails, and Fantastical, demonstrating the growing adoption of this design paradigm. This move underscores Apple's push to standardize a cohesive visual language, impacting user experience across its ecosystem.