This project is a glassmorphism-style login page placed inside a rich, animated nature scene. A frosted-glass login card sits on top of layered background images, giving a modern translucent effect. Animated falling leaves and a continuously walking character add life and depth to the page. The design focuses on aesthetics and smooth motion rather than form logic. Overall, the project demonstrates advanced CSS animation, layering, and glassmorphism UI design.
HTML
<div class="login">
<h2>Sign In</h2>
</div>The HTML structures the page into layered visual sections inside a full-screen <section>. Multiple image elements are stacked to form the background, including the sky, trees, and a moving character. A dedicated .leaves container holds repeated leaf images that are animated independently. The login form is wrapped inside a .login div, which acts as the glassmorphic card. Input fields for username and password are grouped using .inputBox wrappers for consistent styling.
Action links like “Forget Password” and “Signup” are placed together for usability. No canvas or SVG elements are used; everything relies on standard HTML tags. The layout is intentionally minimal so animations remain smooth. The HTML does not contain any behavioral logic. Overall, it provides a clean, animation-friendly structure.
CSS
.login {
background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.25);
backdrop-filter: blur(15px);
}The CSS is the core of this project and handles both visuals and animation. Glassmorphism is achieved using transparency, blur filters, soft borders, and shadows on the login card. The background images are positioned absolutely to create layered depth. A keyframe animation moves the character horizontally across the screen and flips it midway for realism.
Falling leaves are animated using multiple instances with different speeds, rotations, and starting positions. The leaves fade in and out naturally as they fall. Typography and color choices are tuned to match the autumn theme. Buttons and inputs use hover transitions for better feedback. The entire layout remains responsive and centered. Overall, CSS transforms static assets into a dynamic visual scene.
JavaScript
This project intentionally does not use JavaScript for interaction or animation. All motion effects, transitions, and visual behaviors are handled entirely through CSS keyframes. The login form does not perform validation or submission logic. This keeps the page lightweight and focused on presentation. Browser rendering engines handle animation timing efficiently without scripting overhead.
The absence of JavaScript also improves compatibility and reduces complexity. Any future logic, such as authentication, can be added later without altering the visual design. The project demonstrates how powerful modern CSS has become. Overall, JavaScript is unnecessary for achieving the desired experience here.