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Fading the edges of a moving logo bar is a really popular design choice, and usually easy to implement when building.
But what to do when the background has a texture? Adding a gradient no longer works because the solid color at the edges is now visible. 😢
A perfect way around this is via a little css! You can mask the actual div element, ensuring a flawless look no matter what may be in the background. 💯
@Philemon Bauersachs You can tell a lot of thought went into this!
@Ivan Co Thanks Ivan. Yeah, sometimes a lot of playing around is needed before you realize how simple the solution can actually be!
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