How to Create Custom Card Hover Effects with CSS and JavaScript

Modern Card Hover Animations, CSS and JavaScript A great hover effect can make user interfaces feel alive it's a small detail that adds visual polish and depth. This article will cover hover effects on cards, walking through three custom-made variations for a card's background. The main idea? Adding unique twists to the classic subtle glow where your mouse hovers. As usual with my articles, expect imagery, code examples, and a live demo at the end! For this, I'll be using HTML Canvas, CSS, JavaScript, and React. But you can follow along with the ideas regardless of your tooling if you prefer GSAP or no React at all, that's fine too. The first is the classic: When the mouse hovers over a card, add a glow beneath the cursor. Simple, no? The second, is quite a bit more interesting, it will use HTML Canvas and :before to apply a blur over the canvas. But what will the canvas do? Well, the idea is to make a pixelated, almost dithered hover effect. If you are curious about dithering, here is a cool dithered shadow on CodePen similar to wha https://lnkd.in/gq_ArGvD

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