jream/svg-curved-backgrounds

I can't find this anywhere so here is a demo, clone or grab the images to get started they scale nice. Any advice to color better is appreciated (besides filter)

Wavy BG

Here are four resizable/colorable SVG backgrounds with the 2019 trending curve. Free for all, hope it helps. If you want to setup and customize you need NodeJS.

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• Wavy BG
  • Paths and Files
  • The SVG Images
  • Colorizing the SVG
  • (Optional) Build and Bundle
    • Install Bundler
    • Running the Transpiler

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Paths and Files

This all may not be necessary. You can just download the images where they are located below, do what you please if you enjoy! You do not have to "credit Jesse", It took a few minutes to draw, the license is to stay out of trouble -- who knows what goes on the interwebs anymore.

• src/
  • assets/
    • images/
      • bg-inward-deep.svg
      • bg-inward.svg
      • bg-outward.svg
      • bg-wave.svg
    • styles
      • _normalize.scss -- This isn't needed here, it's just for demo's.
      • main.scss -- This is really all you need (the dist) folder will have an uncompressed CSS copy.
  • index.html -- This is the entrypoint for Parcel which includes the main.scss file, and ends up in ./dist/main.css.

The SVG Images

In each SVG, they contain the same class="bg-<name>, remove or adjust how you like.

If you wanted to manually add CSS within the SVG, you would add <defs><style>... like below, and add a class to the svg path.

  <defs>
    <style>.bg-outward {fill:red;}</style>
  </defs>
  <path class="bg-outward" ... />

Colorizing the SVG

You can use the filter property, or probably CSS masks.

filter: hue-rotate(40deg) saturate(0.5) brightness(390%) saturate(4);

(Optional) Build and Bundle

I added Parcel Bundler to turn out SCSS and any assets because it's simple with zero-configuration.

Install Bundler

yarn
npm i

Running the Transpiler

By default, this runs at: http://localhost:1234

yarn develop  # ( alias: yarn start )
yarn build

npm run develop  # ( alias: npm run start )
npm run build

In Windows you may need to change $npm_package_main to %npm_package_main%, I'm chilling with Ubuntu.

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Open Source MIT

&copy 2019 Jesse Boyer <https://jream.com>