This is a submission for Frontend Challenge - December Edition, CSS Art: December.
** Inspiration**
December is a month filled with magic, celebrations, and transitions. My inspiration for this CSS Art project is the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year, symbolizing stillness, reflection, and the return of the light. Through minimalist CSS art, I wanted to capture the serene beauty of a starry winter night, illuminated by the glow of the solstice moon.
** Demo **
(https://kartik-singhhh03.github.io/Winter-Solstice-/)
Experience Winter Solstice CSS Art. The above link is to my deployed website on github
*Journey *
Creating this project was an exploration of creativity and technical skills. Here’s how the journey unfolded:
Brainstorming: I started by envisioning December's essence—starry nights, icy landscapes, and the warmth of celebrations. The Winter Solstice stood out as a unifying theme.
Design: Using only CSS, I created:
A tranquil winter landscape with snowfall effect.
Subtle animations for twinkling stars and falling snow to enhance immersion.
Challenges:
Animation Timing: Synchronizing snowfall and star twinkles required careful tuning of CSS keyframes.
Minimalist Aesthetic: Capturing a serene atmosphere with simple shapes and gradients while avoiding clutter was a balancing act.
Learnings:
Deepened my understanding of CSS keyframes, clip-path, and pseudo-elements.
Realized the power of layering and gradients for creating depth in designs.
Proud Moment: Achieving a realistic snowfall effect using just CSS felt incredibly rewarding!
Next Steps:
Expand this artwork with JavaScript to add interactivity, such as a toggle for day and night modes.
Share detailed tutorials to help others explore CSS art.
Acknowledgments
This project has been a delightful dive into the world of CSS artistry, and I’m grateful for the opportunity provided by the Frontend Challenge team. A big thank you to everyone organizing this event and inspiring us to push the boundaries of what CSS can achieve.
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