mini art
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Generative art Web Component rendered server side by a minimal Deno server using a declarative Shadow DOM Web Component
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Mini Art creates art tiles with CSS gradients. A Deno server renders with declarative Shadow DOM. The browser component adds attribute updates and optional animation. The art uses black, white, and gray over a selectable background.
The app runs at The server needs network, environment, and read access for src/web.
The gallery includes five new patterns inspired by CSS Doodle Discover. These patterns adapt the visual ideas into CSS gradients for the existing component. The app needs no CSS Doodle runtime, images, or canvas.
The default gallery shows one canonical tile for each template.
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