Why is liquid glass not legible

Liquid Glass, as discussed in the Meet Liquid Glass session, can have legibility issues due to its transparency and adaptive behaviors. The "Clear" variant of Liquid Glass is more transparent and does not have adaptive behaviors, which can make it less legible without a dimming layer. This dimming layer is necessary to darken the underlying content and improve legibility for symbols or labels. Without it, the legibility of content placed on Liquid Glass can be noticeably worse. Additionally, the session highlights that small elements like nav bars and tab bars adapt their appearance based on the background to ensure they remain discernible, but larger elements do not flip from light to dark, as such transitions would be distracting. This adaptive behavior is crucial for maintaining legibility across different contexts and content backgrounds.