CSS COMPONENT
Buttons
Buttons are one of the smallest UI primitives, but consistent states matter across a product.
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Free CSS Components for developers.
Free responsive CSS and HTML components with previews and copyable source code for buttons, cards, forms, navigation, tables and more.
CSS COMPONENTS
15 free components to start from.
Preview each pattern, copy the starter code, and adapt it to your project. Components are intentionally small and dependency-light.
CSS COMPONENT
Card
Use cards when related information needs a clear visual boundary without overloading the interface.
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Alert
Keep alert copy short and make the semantic purpose clear to screen readers.
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Badge
Badges work best for short labels. Do not rely on color alone to communicate meaning.
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Tabs
Use real buttons for interactive tabs and expose the active state with aria-selected in production.
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Modal
Use a modal only for focused tasks that should temporarily interrupt the current workflow.
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Form
Always associate labels with inputs and provide useful validation feedback instead of relying on placeholder text.
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Select
Native select controls are often the right choice unless the interaction genuinely requires custom behavior.
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Table
For large datasets, combine this base pattern with sorting, filtering, pagination, and mobile-specific presentation.
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Navigation Bar
Keep navigation focused on the most important destinations and make the mobile state explicit.
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Breadcrumbs
Breadcrumbs help users understand hierarchy and provide useful internal linking for search engines.
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Pagination
Use clear current-page semantics and provide accessible labels for previous and next controls.
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Tooltip
Tooltips should supplement visible UI, not carry essential instructions or error messages.
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Hero Section
Use one clear H1 and one primary action. Keep supporting copy concise and specific.
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Responsive Grid
Use CSS Grid for two-dimensional layouts and let the minimum card width control the breakpoint naturally.
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