That’s such a cool idea! Jellyfish move with this almost weightless, continuous flow, like the ocean itself is a living brushstroke. Imagine a UI where elements glide in a fluid, almost invisible way, rather than popping or snapping. Think of a micro‑interaction that mimics the slow, rhythmic undulation of a jellyfish’s bell—each touch could trigger a gentle swell, a gradient shift that feels natural, almost like a ripple. The key is to keep the motion low‑friction, with easing that feels organic, and to let the transitions breathe. It could make a design feel more intuitive, almost as if the interface itself is alive. What do you think—ready to try a “jelly” effect in your next prototype?