Since ever, we create patterns as image files and use them in web pages by simply attaching them to the backgrounds of elements via CSS.
Patternizer, a web-based pattern design application, brings a different approach in how we create and use them.
The application enables us to design a pattern by simply inserting any number of stripes, rotating them and setting their properties like opacity, color, width or offset.
While we are designing the pattern, the application generates a code including the values of variables which can be used with a JS-library provided (patternizer.js) to build that pattern with HTML5 <canvas>. No images used, just a lightweight JavaScript file and few rules.
The method usually ends up in a smaller-sized solution and, best of all, the pattern can be manipulated by simply changing the values.
Also, with a free membership, it is possible to save and share patterns created.
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