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Aabernier
Last edited Mar 16, 2020
Created on Mar 16, 2020

This example showcases a collection of CSS-styled buttons with diverse visual effects, built using the BonBon Buttons framework. The code defines a single button class with multiple modifiers for color (orange, blue, pink, green, transparent), shape (round, oval, brackets, skew, back, knife, shield, drop, morph), material (glossy, glass), and size (xs, xl). Each button features layered gradients, inset shadows, and border effects to create a polished, skeuomorphic appearance, with hover states that subtly shift background colors. The demonstration emphasizes how pure CSS can produce rich, interactive UI elements without JavaScript, making it a useful reference for web designers exploring button styling.

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