Frost
Frosted glass dashboard with icy aesthetics and cool color palette.
Main Features of Frost
How to Use Frost in Next.js
Installation Guide for Frost
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
frostColor | string | #e0f2fe | Icy frost color (light blue). |
glassBlur | string | 20px | Blur intensity for frosted glass. |
glassOpacity | number | 0.3 | Opacity of glass elements (0-1). |
enableFrost | boolean | true | Enable frosted glass effects. |
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When to Use
Excellent for professional services, health apps, and Next.js sites that want a clean 'Frost' aesthetic. Use this dashboard template for a sophisticated experience with semi-transparent modules, icy blues, and smooth blur effects.
Best Practices
Follow React best practices by pairing this with high-contrast foreground text. Maintain scalable component architecture by keeping the glass-blur consistent. Optimize for performance by managed the `backdrop-filter` intensity.
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Frost aesthetics create a sense of digital clarity and professional premium. This production-ready UI template helpsคุณ build an interface that feels lightweight and high-end, improving the perceived quality of your SaaS platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
QHow is 'Frost' different from Glass?
The Frost aesthetic uses cooler, icy blue tints (`frostColor`) and higher blur values to simulate a colder, frosted glass surface.
QCan I change the transparency?
Yes, the `glassOpacity` prop (default 0.3) allows you to control how much of the background is visible through the frosted containers.
QDoes it work on dark mode?
While designed for 'Icy' light themes, you can adjust the `frostColor` to darker tones for a premium 'Night Frost' feel.