clay.css
Extensible and configurable micro CSS util class and SASS mixin for adding claymorphism styles to your components.
Check out the repository and the demo page
About
Claymorphism is a fresh new concept. The name was coined by MichaΕ Malewicz and the designers are excited to explore the possibilities of this approach to UI design.
It features inflated fluffy 3D elements which look charming and introduce a much more vibrant look compared to the usual flat designs.
What sets claymorphism apart from neumorphism is that it floats above the background instead of being connected to it, eliminating accessibility issues and design restrictions of the latter.
Installation
CDN
<link
rel="stylesheet"
href="https://unpkg.com/claymorphism-css/dist/clay.css"
/>
NPM
npm i claymorphism-css
yarn add claymorphism-css
Manual
Download and add the dist/clay.css
or dist/clay.scss
manually.
Usage
This is a minimal, single class CSS util that applies only basic claymorphism styles:
- Background
- Border radius
- One outset shadow
- Two inset shadows
<div class="clay">
Fluffy ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur...
</div>
This CSS class allows you to easily change the claymorphic styles via CSS properies. These changes and additional styles should be applied with the extending class.
<div class="clay card">
Fluffy ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur...
</div>
.card{
/* Modify clay.css properties */
--clay-background: #f76d6d;
--clay-border-radius: 48px;
/* Extended styles */
color: #f1f1f1;
padding: 48px;
}
Options (CSS Variables)
--clay-background
--clay-border-radius
--clay-shadow-outset
--clay-shadow-inset-primary
--clay-shadow-inset-secondary
SASS Mixin
SASS mixin allows you more flexibility in applying claymorphism styles to your components. For example, this way you can easily add styles to pseudo-elements or pseudo-selectors or use the mixin in other SASS mixins or functions.
@import "claymorphism-css/dist/clay.scss";
@import @include clay(
$background: [value],
$border-radius: [value],
$shadow-outset: [value],
$shadow-inset-primary: [value],
$shadow-inset-secondary: [value]
);
Demo page
Check out the demo page
Top comments (6)
Really not sure about this design trend. Makes interfaces look like Fisher-Price toys - "Baby's First Website!"
looks cool
niceπ€©
Thanks!
The demo page looks so great
CSS for kids :D