CSS Backdrop allows you to create modern and visually appealing effects directly using CSS. Of particular interest is the `backdrop-filter` property, which can be used to blur, brighten or change the colour of the area behind an element, for example. This creates effects that are now commonly found on modern websites, in navigation menus, overlays and user interfaces.

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Modern websites often feature small animations that become visible as you scroll. Headings, images, blocks of text or entire content areas, for example, are gently faded in or slide in from the side as soon as they appear within the browser’s visible area.

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