The CSS backdrop-filter property can be used to apply a filter to the background of an element, including effects like blurring, saturation, and opacity.
The blur() filter adds a Gaussian blur to the area behind an element, creating a glassmorphism or frosted glass effect that enhances visual appeal.
Using a semi-transparent background with the backdrop-filter not only adds aesthetic appeal but also improves text readability against complex backgrounds.
There are 10 values available with the backdrop-filter property, allowing for a range of effects, from blurring to additional styling through CSS.
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