ShipUI's Fourth Theme: GLASS // NEXT
The fourth ShipUI theme is out. If RETRO is loud, ALOHA is warm, and NOIR is sharp. GLASS is soft and deep.
GLASS // NEXT is a glassmorphism starter built for modern SaaS and AI product landing pages. Near-black backgrounds, frosted panels layered on top, sky and indigo gradients for accents, Inter for body text, Space Grotesk for display.
What's Included
A full design system built around frosted UI and gradient depth. Every component, every page, wired up and ready to customize.
Components:
- Buttons (primary gradient, secondary glass) with glow hover effects
- Cards with
backdrop-filter: blur(), subtle borders, and hover lift - Badges in five color variants: sky, indigo, cyan, violet, emerald
- Text component with body, caption, label, and display variants
- Section headers, eyebrows, and layout primitives
Page sections:
- Hero with animated background blobs and a stats strip
- Features grid with scroll reveal
- About section with abstract glassmorphism dashboard illustration
- Newsletter CTA with frosted panel and gradient accent
Layout and auth:
- Header and footer with Space Grotesk branding
- Login page
- Sign up page
- 404 and error boundary pages
Tech stack:
- Next.js 15 with App Router
- React 19
- TypeScript 5 strict mode
- Tailwind v4
No broken imports. No manual wiring. Install dependencies and it works.
Works with ShipKit
GLASS // NEXT pairs with ShipKit if you use it. If you're wondering why ShipKit exists, Why We Built ShipKit explains the problem it solves.
The bundle adds ShipKit AI conventions for $10 on top of the base theme: cursor rules, project structure docs, and a CLAUDE.md ready to go.
The theme also works standalone. No ShipKit dependency, no lock-in.
Pricing
$29 for the theme. $39 for the theme with ShipKit conventions. One-time purchase, instant download, permanent link.
No subscriptions.
What's Next
Four themes are now live: RETRO // NEXT, ALOHA // NEXT, NOIR // NEXT, and GLASS // NEXT. More are in progress. The goal is the same across all of them: a real design system, a modern stack, and nothing left for you to wire up yourself.