If you want to try out neumorphism for your next project, here are some code snippets to get you started.
1. Neumorphic Cards
Use the following HTML and CSS code snippets to create the above neumorphic cards.
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2. Neumorphic Form
Use the following HTML and CSS code snippets to create the above neumorphic form.
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3. Neumorphic Navbar
Use the following HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code snippets to create the above neumorphic navbar.
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4. Neumorphic Text and Shapes
Use the following HTML and CSS code snippets to create the above neumorphic text and shapes.
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5. Neumorphic Buttons
Use the following HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code snippets to create the above neumorphic buttons.
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If you want to have a look at the complete source code used in this article, here’s the GitHub repository.
Note: The code used in this article is MIT Licensed.
Style Your Website With Neumorphism
You can use the minimalistic design concept of neumorphism to style your website. It provides an aesthetically pleasing look. But still, neumorphism has accessibility limitations.
There are different ways to give a website an elegant look. If you want to style bland boxes on your website, give the box-shadow CSS property a go.
