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juanm.acebal

@~ZrLttzmjpNTaYJTt2Py72fTC

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This application is a visually engaging snow effect simulator that overlays animated snowflakes and lens drops on a background image. It is designed to create a dynamic winter scene, enhancing the visual appeal of web pages or applications.

To use the app, users simply need to integrate it into their React application. The main component, SnowScene, requires an image URL and an optional alt text for the image. The app automatically adjusts to the dimensions of the container it is placed in, ensuring a responsive design. Users can interact with a control panel to customize various parameters of the snow effect, including the number of snowflakes, their size, speed, wind strength, and blur amount. Additionally, users can enable or disable a lens drop effect, which simulates the appearance of water droplets falling.

The app is built using TypeScript and React, leveraging hooks such as useEffect and useState for managing state and lifecycle events. The snowflakes are rendered using a combination of canvas and SVG elements, allowing for smooth animations and visual effects. The application also employs CSS animations for the falling snowflakes and lens drops, providing a fluid and immersive experience.

Key features of the app include:
- Customizable snowflake parameters through a user-friendly control panel.
- Responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes.
- Animated snowflakes that fall from the top of the screen, with varying sizes, speeds, and opacities.
- An optional lens drop effect that adds realism to the snow scene.
- Efficient rendering using both canvas and SVG for optimal performance.

Overall, this app serves as a creative tool for developers looking to enhance their web applications with a winter-themed visual effect.

Snow effect for image

Interactive React components designed to enhance user experience with password inputs and eye icons that track mouse movements. The primary components include a customizable password input field and an eye icon that can toggle between open and closed states, with the ability to follow the mouse cursor.

The components are built using TypeScript and React. It utilizes Tailwind CSS for styling, ensuring a responsive and modern design. Key features include:

Created by Juan Manuel Acebal - 2025

Eye toggle password input