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celebrates

Nathan Gitter

Design engineer whose SwiftUI experiments taught the community fluid interfaces.

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The work

What we are celebrating, specifically.

  • Open-sourced Fluid Interfaces, recreating Apple's WWDC18 gesture demos
  • Reverse-engineered the iPhone X home indicator in a widely-shared essay
  • Worked on Apple's design team for Vision Pro
Why

Why we celebrate them.

He turned an Apple design talk into runnable code so thousands of us could feel what 'fluid' actually means.

Sources — their own pages, so you can check us

  • nathangitter.com
  • GitHub
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Nathan Gitter, this belongs to you.

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