58 CSS Logos
This collection turns code into recognizable brand symbols by recreating famous logos on pure CSS. The Single Div approach is utilized, where complex shapes are built through layering pseudo-elements, box-shadow, and gradients. Modern properties like clip-path and border-radius ensure geometric precision, while @keyframes add smooth animations and micro-interactions. It demonstrates the power of CSS as a vector graphics tool, offering a lightweight and scalable alternative to images.
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Pure CSS Animated FF Conf Logo
A futuristic 3D data block where scrolling digital “circuits” are simulated purely in CSS by animating the background-position of linear-gradient patterns.
His Dark Materials: TV Series Logo
A stylish, graphic headline with a diagonal split, creating a sense of layering or a “cut-out” effect, ideal for posters or logos.
Netflix Logo
A minimalist, pure CSS recreation of the Netflix logo. The iconic “N” is constructed from three rectangular elements - a primary div and two pseudo-elements - using transform: skew() to form the central diagonal stroke and z-index layering to simulate the ribbon-like 3D effect, complete with a subtle drop shadow.
