As an aside but still relevant question, why is CSS preferred over JS when these days it can do lots of things like JavaScript and probably uses similar resources.
Always happy to see more tools for web-native generative art.
While I rely on Python/Cairo for heavier algorithmic brand assets, the immediacy of CSS for interactive patterns is hard to beat. The grid capabilities here look very robust for quick prototyping.
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If you inspect what's getting rendered, there's a sprite map expressed as a data URI that's doing most of the heavy lifting.
https://yuanchuan.dev/an-introduction-to-css-doodle
While I rely on Python/Cairo for heavier algorithmic brand assets, the immediacy of CSS for interactive patterns is hard to beat. The grid capabilities here look very robust for quick prototyping.