Blend modes allow you to create various visual effects, including mix and background blending, colored areas, duo-tone, halftone, scanned lines, and emboss effects.
You can also use blend modes to control how elements on a web page blend with their backgrounds or with other elements.
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That's right, CSS inside HTML 😁
This element is not limited to just dimension based media queries, but rather any media query! So you could do things like
💭 Different images for different orientaations
💭 Different image if user prefers high contrast
💭 Different images for different color schemes (light, dark)
The possibilities are endless 🚀
At first, it might throw you off that we are writing CSS media queries inside HTML, but it is a necessity for this setup to work properly. Think about it 🤔 the browser has to choose an image to render, even before any CSS is loaded into the page!
This element is not limited to just dimension based media queries, but rather any media query! So you could do things like
💭 Different images for different orientaations
💭 Different image if user prefers high contrast
💭 Different images for different color schemes (light, dark)
The possibilities are endless 🚀
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