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If you mean gradients, WWDC covered them in a few different sessions:
- What’s new in SF Symbols 7 — gradients were added to SF Symbols, letting you apply a smooth linear gradient from a single source color to symbols.
- Create custom visual effects with SwiftUI — SwiftUI supports gradient types, and this session also introduced mesh gradients for dynamic color effects.
- What’s new in Safari and WebKit — showed CSS techniques for gradients in text and borders.
- Say hello to the next generation of CarPlay design system — used gradients to add nuance and dimension to gauges.
If you want, I can point you to the specific session that best matches what you’re looking for: symbols, SwiftUI, web CSS, or CarPlay.
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