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Radial Gradient

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Last edited Feb 9, 2016

Created on Mar 5, 2014

This example recreates the soft, glowing gradient seen on the Stripe Checkout page, from pale lavender through pink to deep navy. The effect is achieved with a single SVG `radialGradient` element, whose center and radius are set to the corner of a rectangle. The gradient stops define the color sequence, and the rectangle fills the entire viewport to display the continuous color transition.

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A recreation in SVG of the pleasing gradient in the background of the <a href="https://stripe.com/checkout">Stripe: Checkout</a> page.

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