100 days CSS challenge

100 Days CSS: An easy start into the challenge with a custom build number with gradient.

Menu Icon: Used on almost every website by now, simple but impressively animated it becomes a real eye-catcher

The Pyramide: Not as challenging as the real pyramids in Egypt, but the shadow path is not easy.

Loading: The best are always websites that do not need a loading status. If they do, here would be a calming one.

Statistic: In a world of numbers, it is important to be able to interpret them correctly. Beautiful statistics help to capture these data.

Profile: Who of you knows how many social media profiles you have already created? For a refreshing twist, you can also create one yourself.

Notifications, Search and Menu: The three cornerstones of any application? Brought together in the smallest possible space.

Metaballs: At first glance impossible to implement with CSS, but filters make this possible too.

Rainy Night: The perfect time of day and the perfect weather to program in peace. The raindrops even shatter on the ground.

Watch: Classic, noble, modern or playful? What do you want your favorite watch to look like?

Walking Boots: These boots are made for walking. Where are they going and for how long?

Tooltip: I'm quite sure, you already know what obsession means. But you can look it up anyways.

User Gallery: An idea for a transition between user overview and profile page.

Byciclopter: Which side of the card do you want to use? Either drive or fly to work in the morning?

Upload: Yes, you can actually drag and drop a file in there. But don't worry, the upload process is faked.

Blobby: It appears, wobbles, changes its shape and disappears again. Just like that.

Penrose Triangle: CSS makes even the impossible possible. Can you find out how it was done?