Components for websites

Navigation, heroes, sections, buttons, footers and living materials, each on a page of its own. Every one runs by itself: a pointer walks through it until you move the mouse or touch the screen, and then you take over.

300 components

Heroes

12

Sections

19

Calls to action

10

Buttons

14

Footers

28
The footer behind the page01Common on award-winning sites Giant wordmark02Common on product and studio sites The dense footer that folds away03Known from apple.com Language and currency04Known from Airbnb Theme and status05Known from Vercel’s footer A newsletter that answers back06Common on product sites Stickers with physics07Common on award-winning sites A big call to action and the way home08Common on agency sites The endless page09Seen on award-winning sites Falling letters and pills10Common on award-winning sites, here with Matter.js A wordmark of particles11A classic on award-winning sites The cloth12Seen on award-winning sites The harp13Seen on award-winning sites A liquid wordmark14Common on award-winning sites The globe of offices15Known from GitHub’s home page, here as a footer Wordmark that fills as you read16An SVG clip path moved by the scroll position Navigation that falls to the floor17A small physics loop written for it, no library Ledger of claims18Rows built from a list in the script, shown by an IntersectionObserver Terminal footer19A text field and three commands Horizon with the time of day20Sky colors interpolated from the local time, updated every second Signature and colophon21SVG stroke-dashoffset, started by an IntersectionObserver Receipt of the visit22Counters kept in the page, and a barcode made from their values Curtain reveal23CSS scroll-driven animations on a shared view timeline, no script Sitemap as a star map24A 2D canvas for the sky, with the links placed over it Letter that unfolds25CSS 3D rotation with a delay per panel Anchored popovers26The Popover API and CSS anchor positioning, with a measured fallback Minimap of the page27Cloned sections, scaled down in CSS Dark footerDark in both themes28Known from anthropic.com

Content

6

Conversion

4

Overlays

3

Illustration

3

Living materials

8

Controls

10

Display

8

Menus and search

6

Navigation patterns

11

Motion

9

Surfaces

9

Writing

4

Tokens

6

Platform

8

Product

6