Jelly UI adds soft-body physics to native HTML form controls
baldvinmar · hn · 2026-07-21
Jelly UI introduces native HTML form controls with soft-body physics-inspired motion.
The project presents a visual layer that makes standard form elements feel more fluid and tactile, while still using native HTML controls underneath. The pitch is that you can get playful, elastic interactions without abandoning the browser’s built-in semantics.
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