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developedbyed/glass-website
A single-page glassmorphism demo site built as a YouTube tutorial companion. It's a static HTML/CSS exercise showing frosted-glass card effects — nothing more. Audience is beginners learning CSS backdrop-filter tricks.
The backdrop-filter + blur combination is implemented cleanly without vendor-prefix noise. Card hover states use transform and box-shadow in a way that doesn't cause layout reflow. Good reference for how rgba backgrounds interact with backdrop-filter to produce the glass look.
One HTML file and one CSS file with no abstraction — not reusable in any real project without a full rewrite. No CSS custom properties for the glass effect values, so tweaking blur radius or opacity means hunting through the stylesheet. backdrop-filter has historically poor Firefox support and there's no fallback. The asset images are game screenshots with no licensing info, making this a copy-paste trap for anyone who wants to ship something.