In the second part of this series on trigonometry, we’ll explore JavaScript trigonometric functions and learn how we can apply them to our CSS code.

In part 1 we got an overview of trigonometry and learnt how we can use trigonometric functions in Sass. But for dynamic variables, we would be wise to move our calculations into JavaScript. Let’s take a look at an example that’s slightly more complex than clipping a simple triangle.

This article is the 2nd part in a series on “Trigonometry in CSS and JavaScript”:

1. Introduction to Trigonometry
2. Getting Creative with Trigonometric Functions (this article)
3. Beyond Triangles

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