Portable interface foundations
CSS-only components
CSS-only components are a dependable starting point for static sites, CMS themes, prototypes, and framework projects. These examples focus on semantic markup, intrinsic sizing, scoped custom properties, and responsive behavior that does not depend on a client runtime.
Why this set works
A stronger implementation baseline.
No framework or JavaScript required for the core presentation
Scoped selectors and editable custom properties for safer integration
Responsive layouts that follow available space instead of device names
Working source
Preview, customize, and download.
Focused pricing trio
Three pricing plans with restrained emphasis, comparable features, and clear billing language.
Open component
Outcome feature grid
An editorial feature section organized around user outcomes instead of product jargon.
Open component
Editorial product card
A product card with a CSS-only visual, useful variant controls, and direct purchase action.
Open component
Local service hero
A trust-first local business hero with service availability and a direct quote path.
Open component
Breadcrumb trail
A small responsive breadcrumb that clarifies hierarchy without dominating the page.
Open component
Actionable empty state
A calm empty state that explains why the screen is empty and gives two useful next steps.
Open componentBefore shipping
Implementation checklist.
Use these checks after adapting the components to your content and application state.
- 01
Paste the component into an isolated page before integrating it into a larger stylesheet.
- 02
Replace the documented custom properties instead of overriding internal selectors.
- 03
Test long labels, translated content, zoom, and narrow containers.
- 04
Preserve the HTML semantics when adapting the visual treatment.
Implementation guidance