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Experimenting with random() in CSS

Quality: 8/10 Relevance: 8/10

Summary

Polypane's article dives into the native CSS random() function, showing how to attach random values to layout, color, and animation to create dynamic designs. It walks through multiple demos (bokeh, falling petals, stacked Polaroids, poems, aurora) and explains browser support and per-element randomness using element-scoped. The piece provides several ready-to-copy CSS snippets and discusses caveats for Safari and older browsers, making it a practical guide for creative front-end developers.

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