You won't believe were made without images. Unlock the true artistic capacity of CSS with this curated collection of pure CSS -art work -produced with complete code, no images, no SVG, no external assets. Simply, HTML and CSS work together to make the visually wonderful, pixel-perfect pieces that live in a browser and breathe.
These compositions show how far CSS has come from the original style to fully developed images, images, logo, icons and even life scenes. Each piece in this collection is a will for pure front-end creativity and smart stalk force.
This approach depends on the smart use of the basic HTML elements (like <div> and <span>) combined with powerful CSS properties such as border-radius, box-shadow, clip-path, transform, and linear-gradient. Each figure is made of layering and styling elements, which use positioning and pseudo elements to add fine details. Result? Complete objects that originally introduce in the browser and are completely responsible, light and Scalable.
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This is a fun and challenging way of learning CSS in and out, focusing the focus on designing design and making it really impressive with the help of online building blocks.
Whether you are a developer who wants to continue the boundaries of CSS, a designer code learning, or simply fascinated by a curious mind of a code -based visually, this collection is to inspire and educate here.
Creating art with CSS may seem like a news, but there is an increasing trend among creative developers who want to continue the boundaries of what the code can do. With nothing more than HTML and CSS, you can design portraits, landscapes, icons and even complex scenes - all without using a single image file or line with JavaScript.
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