3 CSS Forms
Every collection tagged “css forms” — each one a set of hand-coded demos with copy-paste code and a live preview.
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21 CSS File Upload Buttons
21 hand-coded CSS file upload buttons and dropzones for SaaS document flows, e-commerce product media, CMS libraries, support ticket attachments, and profile settings. Covers the custom-label button that replaces the unstylable native control, a pure-CSS version with no JavaScript, selected file name and multi-file list feedback, a WCAG-compliant accessible file input, drag-and-drop zones with grid previews and reorderable lists, a full-page drop overlay, image and video preview thumbnails, circular avatar upload with hover edit, multi-image grids with remove badges, upload progress bars with percentage, chunked multi-file progress lists, a success/error/retry state machine, cloud-storage style drop zones, mobile camera capture, clipboard image paste, plus Tailwind and Bootstrap 5 variants. Every upload is scoped under a .fu-NN prefix for no-collision pasting, keeps the native input keyboard-reachable rather than hiding it from assistive technology, guards prefers-reduced-motion, and ports unchanged to React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Next.js and Tailwind.
28 CSS Input Fields
28 hand-coded CSS input fields for sign-up flows, e-commerce checkouts, SaaS onboarding, HIPAA patient portals, banking forms, and password reset screens — floating label, OTP, password strength, voice search, autocomplete, range slider, credit card, tag chip, inline edit, and more. Semantic HTML, WCAG 2.1, copy-paste ready.
16 CSS Multi-Step Form UI
16 hand-coded multi-step form UI templates for e-commerce checkout, SaaS onboarding, mortgage and insurance applications, patient intake, KYC verification, financial loan wizards, event registration, university admissions, moving quotes, home services, car rental and non-profit donation flows. Copy-paste HTML, CSS and vanilla JS, WCAG 2.2 accessible, mobile-first.