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The Chromatic Splitter Button
This The Chromatic Splitter Button is a stylish button component designed for user interactions and call-to-actions. This button simulates a coherent beam of light (a laser) trapped in a waveguide. Under normal conditions, the Red, Green, and Blue channels are perfectly aligned, creating a pure white beam. When you interact with it, the code introduces Phase Displacement, separating the color channels based on a sine-wave algorithm (simulating chromatic aberration).
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What is The Chromatic Splitter Button?
This The Chromatic Splitter Button is a stylish button component designed for user interactions and call-to-actions.This button simulates a coherent beam of light (a laser) trapped in a waveguide. Under normal conditions, the Red, Green, and Blue channels are perfectly aligned, creating a pure white beam. When you interact with it, the code introduces Phase Displacement, separating the color channels based on a sine-wave algorithm (simulating chromatic aberration).
What technologies are used in The Chromatic Splitter Button?
The The Chromatic Splitter Button is built using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6+). It uses vanilla JavaScript with no external dependencies. Everything is self-contained and ready to use.
Can I modify the size and dimensions of The Chromatic Splitter Button?
Absolutely! You can adjust the width, height, padding, and margin values in the CSS to fit your specific layout needs. The component uses flexible sizing that's easy to customize.
Can I use The Chromatic Splitter Button in commercial projects?
Yes! The The Chromatic Splitter Button is free to use in both personal and commercial projects. You can modify it as needed and integrate it into your client work or products without restrictions.
How do I integrate The Chromatic Splitter Button into my existing project?
Simply copy the HTML, add the CSS to your stylesheet, include the JavaScript into your project files. The component is designed to work standalone or integrate seamlessly with existing codebases.