Jelly UI introduces soft-body physics to native HTML form controls

Jelly UI launches a library that adds soft-body physics to form controls. The feature works with native HTML elements without custom widgets. It enables bounce, stretch, and fluid interactions for inputs and buttons. Developers can integrate the physics effects via simple JavaScript calls. The approach aims to make web interfaces feel more tactile. The library targets modern browsers supporting Web APIs. Documentation and demos are provided on the project site. Early adopters are experimenting with the new interactive capabilities.