Random Polygon Page Backgrounds
My god, it's full of triangles.
You may have noticed that this site uses a randomly generated page background. To see it in action, just hit refresh. It creates a unique series of polygons with gradual horizontal shading in a random muted colors. I figured I would take a couple minutes to explain how it's done.
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