This page is a visual test of esbuild's transformation of modern CSS gradient syntax for older browsers. Each test case compares the browser's native rendering of the modern syntax to esbuild's transformation (which uses the legacy syntax instead). This makes it easy to visually verify that esbuild's transformation is correct as well as to visually inspect a given browser's rendering of these gradient syntax features.
gradient( color(display-p3 1 0 0), color(display-p3 0 0.6 0))
Note: Interpolation should happen in the oklab color space.
gradient( in hwb shorter hue, hsl(180deg 100% 75%) 10%, hsl(240deg 100% 75%) 90%)
gradient( in hsl longer hue, hsl(180deg 100% 75%) 10%, hsl(240deg 100% 75%) 90%)
gradient( in lch increasing hue, hsl(240deg 100% 75%) 10%, hsl(180deg 100% 75%) 90%)
gradient( in oklch decreasing hue, hsl(180deg 100% 75%) 10%, hsl(240deg 100% 75%) 90%)
gradient(#f00, #ff0, 75%, #0ff, #00f)
Note: The gradient should be "pulled" to one side.
gradient(#f00f, 10%, #00f1, 90%, #0f0f)
Note: The transparent area should not have much blue color.
gradient( color(display-p3 0.4 0 1) 30px, color(display-p3 1 0.75 0.4) 60%)
Note: Mixed units can be supported by emitting calc() expressions.