Frontend Components and Examples
Collection of free CSS, HTML, Bootstrap, JavaScript, jQuery, Vue, React, Tailwind and more examples from Codepen and other resources.






Tabs
17.09.2019
The + selector selects the next adjacent element. Historically this has been cool for styling labels. With CSS grid, an element can be next to another in markup, but somewhere totally different in display. This pen uses a simple input[type="radio"]:checked selector combined with a lot of +'s to style different pages of an imaginary microsite.
Made with: HTML,CSS (SCSS)


Impossible Tic-Tac-Toe
23.01.2016
A simple game of tic-tac-toe. It is impossible to win, best you can do is tie!
Made with: HTML (Pug),CSS (Stylus),JS

Night Drive
10.12.2016
Take a night drive through a snowy landscape.
Made with: HTML,CSS (Less),JavaScript (Babel)



How to Use CSS Math Functions
The CSS logical functions calc(), clamp(), min() and max() are supported by all modern web browsers. But, despite being readily available – a simple GitHub search tells us that adoption for these functions has been slow. So, how exactly do we use them to build fluid and responsive layout experiences? Let’s find out.
Easy Dark Mode CSS Trick
Just one CSS trick and you can achieve Dark mode for your website.
Timedropper a jQuery UI timepicker
Timedropper is an eye catching jQuery UI timepicker. Manage time input fields in a standard form. Focus on the input to open an small interactive timepicker. Set time in 12-hour clock in which the 24 hours of the day are divided into two periods. Change time using mousewheel.
Grid Loading Animations
A set of grid loading animations for your inspiration. The idea is to show grid items with an interesting effect once they are loaded.