Neumorphism Effect on Social Media Icons CSS _ Neumorphism Hover Animation

This video tutorial shows how to create a simple neumorphism effect on social media icons using HTML and CSS. Neumorphism is a design trend that uses shadows and gradients to create a 3D effect, giving buttons and other elements a soft, almost-tactile appearance. The video begins by creating a basic HTML page with four social media icons. The CSS code then adds the neumorphism effect to the icons, using shadows and gradients to create the illusion of depth. A hover animation is also added, so that the icons change color when the cursor is over them. The video concludes by showing the final result, which is a set of social media icons with a subtle neumorphism effect and a hover animation. The source code for the project is also provided, so that viewers can learn how to create the effect themselves. Here are some of the key concepts covered in the video: What is neumorphism? How to create a neumorphism effect using HTML and CSS How to add a hover animation to a neumorphic element The source code for the project