Interesting Gradients to Use as Backgrounds on Your Pages
Hello again! In this post, I’m sharing a simple but very interesting topic if you're looking to create beautiful, modern, and elegant gradients for your website backgrounds in a very easy way. These gradients will make your website look much more engaging. Let’s get started:
Neon
The first one is the Neon gradient, which uses a pleasing combination of colors that will make you feel like you’re back in the disco era. The colors used range from the hexadecimal code #6157FF to #EE49FD. (You can see how this looks in the screenshots at the end of this post).
Lime
The second gradient is Lime, which brings to mind those acid tones along with some blues, taking us to a calm place where we can gaze at the horizon without taking our eyes off these fascinating colors. The color combination here uses hexadecimal codes from #2DFFF5 to #FFF878 (although you could also try using #0699B9 as the final color). (You can see how this looks in the screenshots at the end of this post).
Malibu
Next on the list is the Malibu gradient, which reminds us of blue tones mixed with pastel shades, offering a refreshing combination. To achieve this look, you should blend the hexadecimal color codes from #0700DE to #DDFFC9. (You can see how this looks in the screenshots at the end of this post).
Azure
The next gradient is one of my favorites, called Azure. This combination of colors not only looks very pleasing and beautiful, but it also creates a sense of peace and tranquility, while bringing a lot of elegance to a background. To achieve this gradient, blend the hexadecimal color codes from #0172AF to #74FEDB. (You can see how this looks in the screenshots at the end of this post).
Butterfly
Next up, we have a gradient called Butterfly, which focuses on orange and yellow tones, giving warmth and strength to a background. If you want to achieve this combination, you should blend the hexadecimal color codes from #FF4066 to #FFF16A. (You can see how this looks in the screenshots at the end of this post).
Peach
Finally, to wrap up this interesting post, I present the gradient called Peach. This tone focuses more on pastel shades, giving a soft, elegant yet warm look to the background. To create this elegant combination of colors, you should blend the hexadecimal color codes from #FF8473 to #FFF9D2. (You can see how this looks in the screenshots at the end of this post).
And with that, we conclude this interesting post. I really enjoy sharing this knowledge with you, and I hope it will be very useful for your future web development projects. See you next time, and don’t forget that you can also check out more of my posts by clicking on the blog menu.
