No WebGL, no <canvas>, just simple CSS. Web developers should really learn how to combine CSS effects because the heavy WebGL/WASM rendering is often complete overkill and an unnecessary battery drain.
I also notice that on older devices, CSS animations/transitions/etc. run _way_ smoother than JS-powered renderers. I'm assuming this is because the native CSS renderer is quite optimized whereas the JS rendering engines are... JS, really.
CSS gradients + background images + alpha channel.
There's some supporting JS + CSS as well over here: https://github.com/simeydotme/pokemon-cards-css/tree/main/sr...
No WebGL, no <canvas>, just simple CSS. Web developers should really learn how to combine CSS effects because the heavy WebGL/WASM rendering is often complete overkill and an unnecessary battery drain.
I also notice that on older devices, CSS animations/transitions/etc. run _way_ smoother than JS-powered renderers. I'm assuming this is because the native CSS renderer is quite optimized whereas the JS rendering engines are... JS, really.