Best practices when designing a gradient

Designing a gradient involves creating a visual effect where colors blend seamlessly into each other. By incorporating a gradient, the overall appearance of a UI component is enhanced compared to using a single solid color.

Type of Gradient

1. Linear Gradient

2. Radial Gradient

3. Angular Gradient

4. Mesh Gradient

How to use Gradient in UI?

– On a carousel background with text overlaid.
– On buttons and calls to action to make them more impactful.
– Don’t add a gradient unless it’s necessary.
– It’s specifically used to add depth to the UI component.

Gradient Generator tools

To simplify the process of creating gradients, there are several online Gradient Generator tools available:
1. Coolors Gradient (https://coolors.co/gradients)
2. Mesh Gradient (https://meshgradient.com/)
3. UI Gradients (https://uigradients.com/)
4. CSS Gradient (https://cssgradient.io/)
5. Josh Comeau’s Gradient Generator (https://www.joshwcomeau.com/gradient-generator/)

These tools provide convenient options for generating gradients, allowing designers to achieve the desired visual effect effortlessly.

Neeraj Aneja

I am Neeraj Aneja, a UX, UI, and Product designer based in Bangalore, specializing in UX and UI. I adeptly craft seamless experiences for both B2B and B2C projects. With a focus on innovation and user-centric design, I strive to elevate brands through intuitive interfaces and optimized workflows.

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