Liquid Gradient
A premium fluid simulation with deep burgundy and magenta tones, featuring a yellowish-white shine and high-detail noise.
Main Features of Liquid Gradient
How to Use Liquid Gradient in Next.js
Installation Guide for Liquid Gradient
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
color1 | string | #220011 | Base Dark (e.g., Deep Burgundy) |
color2 | string | #990055 | Mid Tone (e.g., Vibrant Magenta) |
color3 | string | #fff4d0 | Highlight (e.g., Yellowish White) |
speed | number | 0.8 | Animation speed |
reflection | number | 0.6 | How shiny the highlights are |
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When to Use
Best Practices
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Frequently Asked Questions
QCan I use different colors?
Yes, you can pass any hex color to `color1`, `color2`, and `color3` to completely transform the mood from dark burgundy to any other palette.
QIs it performance-heavy?
The component uses WebGL via the OGL library, which is extremely lightweight and efficient, ensuring smooth 60fps animations even on mobile devices.
QDoes it support mouse interaction?
Yes, it has a built-in mouse lag/follow effect that subtly distorts the liquid based on the cursor position.