The Glassmorphic Levitation Sensor Tilt
The Glassmorphic Levitation Sensor Tilt
This button combines the popular "Glassmorphism" (frosted glass) trend with JavaScript physics to create a card that tilts toward your mouse, revealing a 3D glow inside.
Breakdown: The Glass-Morphic Levitation
A futuristic interface element that treats the button as a physical pane of frosted glass. It uses JavaScript to track mouse movement, tilting the glass and moving a "light orb" behind the surface, simulating a holographic display.
Uses:
Creative Portfolios: Demonstrates coding skill and design taste immediately.
Streaming Services: Looks great over video backgrounds or album art (e.g., "Play Movie").
SaaS Dashboards: Perfect for floating action buttons or help widgets.
Benefits:
Depth Perception: By using translateZ, the text floats above the button while the light floats inside it, creating three distinct layers of depth.
Background Interaction: Because it uses backdrop-filter, whatever colors are behind the button on your website will blur through it, making it blend seamlessly into any design.
Playfulness: The high-sensitivity tilt makes the interface feel "alive" and responsive to the user's presence.
Technique Used:
JS Mouse Mapping: Calculating cursor position relative to the element to control CSS transforms.
Backdrop Filter: The CSS property backdrop-filter: blur(15px) creates the "frosted" look by blurring what is physically behind the div.
Parallax Layering: The text moves at a different rate than the background during the tilt, reinforcing the 3D illusion.