What problem does it solve? Standard CSS box shadows look generic when a design calls for textured, retro, or pixel-style glow effects. This Skill guides the installation and use of the funky-shadow package to render dithered, gradient-colored shadows behind cards, tiles, icons, and hero accents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - React Component API: Wrap elements with the FunkyShadow component, configuring width, height, radius, preset, pixelScale, blur, and opacity. - Canvas API: Use renderShadow directly in non-React web projects to draw the shadow onto a canvas element. - Tuning Guidance: Rules for pixelScale, Bayer dither modes (4x4, 8x8, off), radial vs line shapes, opacity limits, and palette-safe custom colors. - Use Case: A product card on a marketing page needs a tactile retro glow. Wrap it in FunkyShadow with the galaxy preset, pixelScale 3, and offsetY 20, then verify alignment across viewports. ## Quick Start Install funky-shadow with your package manager and wrap a card element in the FunkyShadow React component using the galaxy preset.