create a soft radial gradient that feels like light coming from the top center of the viewport.
I'll help you create a soft radial gradient that simulates light coming from the top center. Let me first check your current codebase structure.
I can see you have a standard Next.js setup with Tailwind CSS v4. I'll create a soft radial gradient that simulates light coming from the top center of the viewport. I'll add this as a background effect and create a simple page to demonstrate it.
I've created a soft radial gradient that simulates natural light coming from the top center of the viewport. The gradient uses an elliptical shape positioned at the top center with white color at varying opacity levels (20% to 5% to transparent) to create a gentle lighting effect. The custom utility class .bg-gradient-radial makes it easy to reuse this effect throughout your project, and it works beautifully in both light and dark modes.
Update the radial gradient as follow -
color 1 - plush pink - at 20%
color 2 - white - at 100%
Center X - 50%
Center Y - -50%
Radius X - 75%
Radius Y - 90%
For the div that has the radial gradient
Position - fixed
inset-0
I'll update the radial gradient with your specific parameters. Let me first read the current files to see what we're working with.
Now I'll update the radial gradient with your specific parameters: plush pink to white, positioned above the viewport, and make the div fixed with inset-0.
I've updated the radial gradient with your exact specifications: plush pink (#f8a5c2) at 20% transitioning to white at 100%, centered at 50% X and -50% Y (above the viewport), with an elliptical shape of 75% by 90%. The gradient div is now fixed positioned with inset-0, creating a beautiful warm light effect that emanates from above the screen.