In the evolving landscape of web design, CSS Cards stand out as a pivotal UI component, seamlessly bridging aesthetics with functionality. Often referred to as Styling Cards, Web Cards, or even Thumbnail Cards, they have become integral to modern Front-end Development. Originating from frameworks and design philosophies like Bootstrap and Material Design, CSS Cards encapsulate…
Polka dot patterns created with CSS Gradients! Change the size, distribution, and colors to get a cool pattern. Copy the CSS with one click for use in your own projects! Pure CSS patterns created with CSS Gradients.
Giulia Cardieri crafts a cascade of Cs and Ss with SCSS. Phew!
Paulina Hetman crafts a forest full of one-div CSS shapes. Click the button to assemble them into a scene!
Manan Tank shares a selection of fun patterns: “Each pattern is created using a single div, each square or circle is a shadow of a pseudo element”.
Playing with artificial perspective and clipping-masked image and text, inspired by a vintage travel poster and a very stubborn Collie
Hristovv demonstrates how `clip-path` can help build magazine-style photo layouts with CSS.
Adam Kuhn shares a ghostly rocker toggle powered by SCSS and neumorphic aesthetics.
Fit text to the viewport with CSS variables! All you need is to know the number of characters, which a little JS can help with…
Andy Bell shares a tutorial on how to “create spacing that works regardless of the direction of your content or the environment of your users” with CSS logical properties.