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CSS card parallax with pointermove + custom props 🧑‍🍳 <div class=ring style="--i: 2"> .ring { translate: calc(var(--px) * (var(--i) * -2rem)) calc(var(--py) * (var(--i) * 2rem)); } trick: pointer mapping to rotate card in 3D + translate rings 2D for the illusion 🤙 check it 👇

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