You want a bold, compact “New” label that sits on a product card without extra images, JavaScript, or bloated dependencies. In this project you will code a reusable ribbon banner for product cards using pure CSS. It will look crisp on any DPI, theme with a couple of variables, and drop into any grid of … Read more
You need a dependable, accessible star rating that looks sharp, supports hover, click, keyboard, and fractional display, without shipping any JavaScript or external icons. By the end of this guide you will build a fully interactive 5‑star rating with pure CSS, plus a compact read‑only variant for average scores that supports halves and tenths. Why … Read more
You can draw the classic biohazard icon with nothing but CSS. No SVGs, no images, no icon fonts. By the end of this article you will build a scalable, themeable biohazard symbol that renders crisply at any size. The approach uses a handful of elements, CSS custom properties, and a few well-placed masks and transforms. … Read more
Designers reach for icon fonts or SVGs when they need social icons. That works, but it adds files, network requests, and an asset pipeline. In this build, you will craft a compact set of social media icons using only CSS. No images. No icon fonts. You will learn how to use pseudo-elements, gradients, and a … Read more