Gradient App - A Fine Way to Make CSS3 Gradients

by Jonathan Longnecker

Gradient App

Background gradients in CSS3 are a pain. Multiple syntaxes, color stops all over the place. And that’s just for a linear gradient. Anything other than that makes my head hurt. Thankfully Jumpzero has just released the beta of their Gradient App.

It’s a beautiful, simple app that makes it easy to select the exact colors you need, the direction and type of gradient, and then it spits out all the vendor prefixes you could possibly imagine. It will even do RGB and RGBA in addition to HEX codes. The UI is really great and I find myself actually enjoying making gradients. Who’d have thought?

I have no idea what Gradient will eventually cost, but you can grab it for free while it’s in beta. So go do it. Now!

October 11, 2011

Design

Comments

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    Peter Fox - Feb 18, 2012

    It’s been released and it’s a very cheap five dollars. I’ve tried it and it does what it says on the tin!

    Thank you for bringing this excellent, and very reasonably priced, product to my attention.

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    John Carrol - Feb 19, 2012

    I tried it but it produces masses of code which is difficult to interpret and in the end I found I was spending far too much time on it. It’s a good product but with limited practical usage IMO.

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    Jonathan Longnecker - Feb 19, 2012

    @Peter Fox@John Carrol Thanks for the info, guys.

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