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About

In web development, the "Call to Action" (CTA) button is the single most critical element for conversion rates. However, coding modern, interactive, and accessible buttons from scratch is time-consuming and prone to inconsistencies. This tool solves that friction by combining a massive library of high-performance presets with a granular fine-tuning engine. It is designed for developers who need production-ready code immediately, without toggling between Figma and VS Code.

Accuracy in UI design extends beyond aesthetics; it involves strict adherence to accessibility standards. A button with poor contrast ratio (R < 4.5) renders a site unusable for visually impaired visitors and can negatively impact SEO scores. This application calculates relative luminance in real-time, ensuring every generated style meets WCAG 2.1 AA or AAA standards. It handles complex CSS logic, including multi-layer box-shadows for Neumorphism, backdrop-filters for Glassmorphism, and gradient interpolations.

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Formulas

To ensure accessibility, the tool calculates the Contrast Ratio CR using the relative luminance of the text Lt and the background Lbg. The formula follows W3C standards:

CR = L1 + 0.05L2 + 0.05

Where L1 is the greater luminance value between Lt and Lbg. The relative luminance L is derived from the sRGB color space components, normalized as follows:

{
C ÷ 12.92 if C 0.03928(C + 0.0551.055)2.4 otherwise

This non-linear transformation accounts for the gamma correction of human vision.

Reference Data

Style ArchetypeTechnical ComplexityConversion IntentBrowser LoadTypical CSS Props
Flat / MaterialLowHigh (Universal)Minimalbackground-color, border-radius, box-shadow
Gradient (Linear)MediumVery High (SaaS)Lowbackground-image, linear-gradient
GlassmorphismHighMedium (Brand)High (GPU)backdrop-filter, rgba(), border-image
NeumorphismVery HighLow (Dashboard)Mediumbox-shadow (double layer), inset
Skeuomorphic (3D)HighHigh (Gaming/Fun)Lowborder-bottom, transform: translateY
Ghost (Outline)LowMedium (Secondary)Minimalborder, background: transparent
Neu-BrutalismMediumHigh (Gen Z)Lowborder: 3px solid, box-shadow (hard)
Glow / NeonMediumMedium (Dark Mode)Mediumbox-shadow, text-shadow
Social BrandLowTrust SignalsMinimalSpecific Hex Codes (e.g., #1DA1F2)

Frequently Asked Questions

Standard Tailwind utilities (like bg-blue-500) limit you to a specific palette. This tool generates JIT (Just-In-Time) arbitrary values (e.g., bg-[#4f46e5]) to give you pixel-perfect control over your design while maintaining the benefits of the Tailwind utility workflow.
The 3D effect is an illusion created by a thick bottom border. When the button is in the :active state, we reduce the bottom border width and use "transform: translateY" to move the element down, simulating a physical depression.
No. Neumorphism requires the button's background color to match the parent container's background color almost exactly. It uses one light shadow and one dark shadow to create the extrusion effect.
Yes. Gradient borders are complex in CSS, often requiring a double-background trick or "border-image". This tool automatically generates the most compatible CSS syntax for your selected gradient style.
For mobile devices, standard guidelines (Apple/Android) suggest a minimum clickable area of 44x44 CSS pixels. Use the padding controls to ensure your button meets these dimensions.