component
Donate Button (Glow)
By Karim Saif

Details
- Karim SaifAuthor
- componentType
- 2026-07-22Published
- 2026-07-23Updated
- 2026-07-22Added
- ButtonsCategories
Summary
Glowing gradients and smooth hover
Description
About Gradient Donate Button is a high-converting, glowing call-to-action component designed to capture attention effortlessly. On hover, its custom dynamic linear gradient shifts smoothly while maintaining an inner and outer ambient glow effect—making it the ideal micro-interaction to boost click-through rates and engagement. What it does Smooth Gradient Shift: On hover, the background gradient smoothly transitions across the button surface via a fluid 0.8s CSS transition. Ambient Glow & Depth: Features dual-layer inset and drop shadows tuned to match your chosen gradient colors, creating a vibrant glowing backlight effect. Static Canvas Optimization: Automatically detects SSG/SSR and static canvas rendering using to guarantee zero flickering or unwanted animation state shifts while editing inside Framer. Accessible & Motion-Friendly: Built with focus-visible accessibility outlines and automatic fallbacks for users What you can customize Full control directly from the Framer Canvas properties panel — no coding required: Text — Button label (e.g. "Donate now" , "Support Project" ) Font — Choose any system or web font Font Size — Adjustable font size in pixels (default: 16px ) Weight — Select typography weight ( Regular , Medium , SemiBold , Bold , ExtraBold ) Text Color — Custom color for label and focus outline (default: #ffffff ) Glow Color 1 — Primary highlight color for the gradient & inset glow (default: #60C9FF ) Glow Color 2 — Secondary deep color for the gradient shift (default: #1F75FF ) Radius — Border corner radius adjustment (default: 8px ) Width & Height — Explicit dimensions or dynamic auto sizing Padding — Visual control over top, right, bottom, and left spacing Need help? Questions or feedback? Reach me anytime at karimsaif010@gmail.com or on X @karimsaif0 .
Introduction
Glowing gradients and smooth hover
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