Hi there! We are discussing how to add a grainy effect to our CSS backgrounds this week. Full video walkthrough and article in the links below 👇Thanks for listening, I Want to Hack is a weekly discussion of coding and spreadsheet concepts. I hope you'll subscribe to follow along! Links at the bottom, but if you do nothing else, would you consider subscribing to my YouTube channel where I share spreadsheet and coding tutorials? 😉 I'm hoping to grow this to 1000 subscribers this year!Episode Overview:I found a couple of cool ways to add a grainy-ness to solid background colors. I talk about them in the pod this week, and go through them in detail in the accompanying article and video.The links to my video walkthrough and article are available below.Please subscribe to this podcast if you haven't already! I really appreciate it, and look forward to talking with you on the next pod!Resources mentioned:Video Walkthrough for Grainy CSS Backgrounds15sec YouTube ShortArc siteGrainy Gradient PlaygroundIn depth articlefeTurbulence MDN docsURL encoder for inline CSSFind me on my siteWatch me on YouTube @eamonncottrell Follow me on Linkedin @EamonnCottrellBuy me a coffee on BuyMeACoffeeLaugh at me on gitHub @sieis

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