CodePen is a place where the creativity of front-end developers gets unleashed. Where anything can be made in pure CSS and nothing is too crazy for WebGL.

The best thing about CodePen, I think, is that you can share your code very easy. This way, anyone can see your creation and get inspired by what you did.

Below is a list of pens that inspired me. I hope you enjoy!

Animated Cube Slider

See the Pen Animated cube slider by Alberto Hartzet (@hrtzt) on CodePen.

Mighty fish

See the Pen Mighty fish by Karim Maaloul (@Yakudoo) on CodePen.

Responsive Animated Infographic

See the Pen Responsive Animated Infographic. by Sarah Drasner (@sdras) on CodePen.

Animated ASCII AT-AT

See the Pen AT-AT by Tim Pietrusky (@TimPietrusky) on CodePen.

Gameboy (full CSS)

See the Pen Gameboy (full CSS) by heero (@heero) on CodePen.

sketch.js Demo

See the Pen sketch.js Demo by Justin Windle (@soulwire) on CodePen.

CSS Raindrops

See the Pen CSS Raindrops on a Window by Lucas Bebber (@lbebber) on CodePen.

X-ray me

See the Pen X-ray me (SVG Experiment) by Noel Delgado (@noeldelgado) on CodePen.

Gooey menu with CSS and SVG filters

See the Pen Gooey Menu by Lucas Bebber (@lbebber) on CodePen.

Apparently transparent

See the Pen apparently transparent by Gerard Ferrandez (@ge1doot) on CodePen.

Squiggly Text

See the Pen Squiggly Text by Lucas Bebber (@lbebber) on CodePen.

Interactive Color Photo Highlight Effect In SVG

See the Pen Interactive Color Photo Highlight Effect In SVG by Dudley Storey (@dudleystorey) on CodePen.