Pure CSS LED Playboard

The Layout Maestro by Ahmad Shadeed

Build any web layout with confidence. Learn practical CSS layout through visual lessons, interactive demos, and a proven layout mindset.

Patternflow — An LED synthesizer

Patternflow is an open-source LED synthesizer. Play light with your fingertips.

Vanilla CSS is all you need

Campfire, Writebook, and Fizzy show that modern vanilla CSS can power serious apps without Sass, PostCSS, or a build step.

HyperX Alloy Core RGB – Gaming Keyboard

Featuring HyperX’s signature radiant light bar, and smooth, dynamic RGB lighting effects, the HyperX Alloy Core RGB™ is ideal for gamers looking to enhance their keyboard’s style and performance without breaking the bank. With six different lighting effects and three brightness levels, it balances b...

layoutit/cssGraphics

A DOM-ready 3D asset library powered by PolyCSS.

Ian Bach ☯︎ on Twitter / X

Honestly something in the space between Figma, origami, framer and Cursor / v0 is gonna happen in the next few years and it’s gonna be wild.And what’s more, it’s in a blind spot. It won’t be an engineering led IDE and it won’t be a cool design tool for cool designers. It’s… https://t.co/fAusCTYN15— Ian Bach ☯︎ (@Ian8ach) November 27, 2024

player.style - Video & audio player themes for every web player & framework

Video and audio player themes that work for any web player (Video.js, Youtube embeds, and more), and with every web app framework (HTML, React, and more). Open source and built with Media Chrome so they’re fully customizable using just HTML and CSS.

una.im | Modern CSS theming with light-dark(), contrast-color(), and style queries

Combine three new CSS features to build fully adaptive themed components.

Turning a Gaussian Splat Into a Videogame | PlayCanvas Blog

How I turned a photogrammetric 3D Gaussian Splat scene into a playable browser FPS - with collision, pre-baked lighting, navmesh-driven NPCs and behavior-tree AI, all in PlayCanvas.

Compositing & Blending • Niklas Gadermann

Exploring the math and intuition behind blend modes in the browser

Using CSS to create a CRT

Many of us remember televisions from our childhoods as these flickering glass behemoths. These were CRT TVs and they had a very different look to them than our LCD screens do today. I have attempted to assemble a set of CSS effects to replicate this look mainly by adding three things: screen-door effect, flicker, and color separation. The color separation idea originally came from the hyperpunk theme by Andre Staltz for the hyper terminal. The scanlines and flicker effects came from the CSS CRT screen effect codepen by Lucas Bebber.

darkshapes/ati

Automated Training Interface : standard endpoint layer for computer-led training and inference parameters

CSS Infinity Use Cases · July 25, 2026

Some practical, some wild

Paul In The Lab

Electronics Projects For Hobbyists Makers And Hackers With Stripboard Layouts