CSS Blend Modes

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) blend modes allow you to blend the colors of elements in different ways, creating interesting visual effects. Here are some common blend modes in CSS:

1. Normal:

   mix-blend-mode: normal;

2. Multiply:

   mix-blend-mode: multiply;

3. Screen:

   mix-blend-mode: screen;

4. Overlay:

   mix-blend-mode: overlay;

5. Darken:

   mix-blend-mode: darken;

6. Lighten:

   mix-blend-mode: lighten;

7. Color Dodge:

   mix-blend-mode: color-dodge;

8. Color Burn:

   mix-blend-mode: color-burn;

9. Hard Light:

   mix-blend-mode: hard-light;

10. Soft Light:

mix-blend-mode: soft-light;

1. Difference:

mix-blend-mode: difference;

1. Exclusion:

mix-blend-mode: exclusion;

1. Hue:

mix-blend-mode: hue;

1. Saturation:

mix-blend-mode: saturation;

1. Color:

mix-blend-mode: color;

1. Luminosity:

mix-blend-mode: luminosity;

You can apply these blend modes to elements in your HTML using the mix-blend-mode property in your CSS. For example:

.my-element {
  mix-blend-mode: overlay;
}

Experimenting with these blend modes can result in unique and creative designs for your web pages. Keep in mind that not all blend modes may be supported in all browsers, so it's essential to check compatibility for your target audience.