How To Make Calculator using HTML CSS & JavaScript | Glass Morphism
Hello Readers, welcome to my new blog, today in this blog I’m going to make a calculator using HTML CSS & JavaScript. Earlier I have shared, How To Make a Responsive Website With HTML & CSS, that website was in glassmorphism UI, and now this calculator design also in glass morphism UI.
As we know, a Calculator is a mechanical device that is used to calculate numerical numbers. There are various types and designs of calculators that we can found but the main motive of the calculator is calculation.
As you can see on the given image of this program [Glasss Morphism Calculator], on the webpage. There is one calculator design in glassmorphism UI. All essential buttons are available there like addition, subtraction, multiplication, divide, and so on. These all buttons worked perfectly. Those different sizes of small boxes around that calculator make this glassmorphism design of calculator really awesome. These all small boxes move upward direction continuously.
If you want the real animation of these small boxes and the code behind making this calculator, you can watch the full video tutorial of this program [Animated Glass Morphism Calculator].
Tutorial of Calculator using HTML CSS & JavaScript | Glass Morphism
As you have seen in the video tutorial of this program, This calculator works perfectly. To make this I have used simple javascript code to make it easier for everybody. Those small boxes around this calculator animated very nicely which helps to make this glass morphism calculator more attractive.
I have also added a hover effect on every button in glassmorphism effect.
Those friend whos are familiar with HTML CSS & JavaScript, they build this program [ Working Calculator ], If you are feeling difficulties to create this program, don’t worry I have provided full source code below.
You can download all source code from the given link. <a href=”https://www.codinglabweb.com/2021/02/how-to-make-calculator-using-html-css.html”>Click Here To Download All Source Code</a>
Originally published at https://www.codinglabweb.com on February 4, 2021.