The web has come such a long way since it was first introduced around 30 years ago. The demnd or expectations consumers have for user experiences have evolved over that time and today we are expected to provide rich experiences.
One of those rich experiences is the use of striped backgrounds. Today CSS makes background stripes very simple to implement in any modern browser, including the deprecated Internet Explorer.
Background stripes can be made with blue, red, green, purple, yellow and any other color combination you may want. You can even create zebra 🦓 stripes!
Stripes can be horizontal, vertical or diagonal. You can also apply animations to create motion, even make your own barbershop pole 💈 effect!
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CSS gradients can be used to create horizontal, vertical and rotated stripes that can be animated. In this tutorial you will learn how to use the linear-gradient and repeating-linear-gradient functions to make stripes and create animated elements like a barbershop pole.
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