admin Price drives action on product cards. A clear, well-placed price tag reads faster than a paragraph and anchors the eye near the add-to-cart button. In this tutorial you will build a polished, hanging “price tag” element for an e-commerce site using only HTML and CSS. The tag will have a triangular notch, a punched hole, … Read more
You can paint entire 8-bit worlds with nothing but CSS. By the end of this article you will build a classic alien, a tiny hero with a sword, and a shiny coin. Everything runs on a single element per character using box-shadows, custom properties, and a few small tricks that scale cleanly from 8 to … Read more
Micro-interactions sell intent. A slight nudge on a chevron hints at navigation. A pulse on a search lens suggests action. A tiny ring on a bell conveys fresh updates. In this tutorial you will build a small CSS-only icon set and wire up tasteful micro-interactions that improve clarity without adding JavaScript. By the end, you … Read more
You have probably needed a diagonal hero, a circular avatar, or a notched label and reached for extra markup or image assets. clip-path lets you cut any element into a shape in pure CSS. By the end of this guide you will build a stylish profile card with a slanted banner, a perfectly circular avatar … Read more
A crisp, scalable “Play” button is a staple of any media UI. You can ship that icon without images, SVG, or external libraries. This guide walks you through building a pure CSS Play button that scales, themes, and animates cleanly, while staying accessible and fast. Why a Pure CSS Play Button Matters Pure CSS keeps … Read more
Skewed edges add speed and tension to an interface: slanted headers, angled buttons, diagonal hero stripes. You can build all of that without images by mastering transform: skew(). In this guide you will build a skewed card header, a parallelogram button with upright text, and a small label with a triangle pointer. Along the way … Read more
Native checkboxes do not always fit your brand, and browser defaults jump around between platforms. In this project you will build a small, themeable set of custom checkboxes that look sharp, animate cleanly, and remain fully accessible. By the end you will have square, rounded, and circular variants that you can drop into forms without … Read more
A footer is the last chance your page has to help a visitor find what they need. You will build a simple, clean website footer that scales from mobile to desktop, includes link columns, a short brand block, a small newsletter form, social icons, and a compact “back to top” control. You will leave with … Read more
You set border-radius: 50% and expect a perfect circle, yet the result is an oval. The reason is not a bug, it is geometry. By the end of this article you will know exactly how border-radius: 50% behaves, how to guarantee circles, how to intentionally create ovals, and how to apply this to images, avatars, … Read more
Alerts either calm users or save their day. By the end of this article you will build two production‑ready banners: a bold “Warning” banner that draws attention fast, and a calm “Success” banner that confirms an action without stealing focus. Both components use clean HTML, modern CSS, and small, CSS‑only icons that do not rely … Read more