When you visit the website of Stripe, the digital payments giant that competes against Square and PayPal, you will notice that the background has a cool effect that can be described as a colorful tilted Gradient complete with animation properties. This is all CSS, and it is quite complex, but a few web designers have come up with tutorials and online tools to make it easier.

"What a Mesh" is a project hosted on the Vercel platform; you can search for it directly on Google. In essence, this is a point-and-click generator that lets you choose the colors. All you have to do is copy the code and include it in your project. It should be noted that this tool generates quite a bit of code, and this could end up consuming precious resources on underwhelming systems.

If you are interested in learning how this tool works behind the scenes, you need to know that the padding and margins are handled through the wrapping of divs. Stripe manages to cut down on the JavaScript by implementing WebGL effects, but this is done very elegantly so that it does not overwhelm the system.

Stripe's website explains that this is a gradient filter to mimic the appearance of a light box, but what we can take away is that it is easy to implement and the tool does not require much resources. To make things even simpler, it is recommended to use a web browser that supports CSS filters. One of the most popular examples that you can use is the mobile browser on your iPhone or Android device; if your gradient project is struggling to display on modern smartphones, you may want to display a static gradient background instead of an animation.

If you are a web designer looking for some new effects, it is recommended to check out this tool and start playing around. You should know that for the most part, web designers that are using Stripe's tool, would not need to use a code generator to get the same result. This is a case of trial and error as well, as the colors must be precise. For more information click here https://whatamesh.vercel.app/.