https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge
CSS Self-Paced Practice Exercises based on CSS Challenges from the website: 100dayscss.com
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CSS Self-Paced Practice Exercises based on CSS Challenges from the website: 100dayscss.com
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge
- Owner: itsjordanmuller
- License: other
- Created: 2023-11-10T19:03:28.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-04-13T03:51:06.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-04-14T02:54:31.725Z (about 1 year ago)
- Topics: 100dayscss, 100dayscsschallenge, 100daysofcode, 100daysofcss, challenge, css, css3
- Language: CSS
- Homepage: https://100dayscss.com/progress/itsjordanmuller/
- Size: 3.16 MB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE.md
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README
100 Days CSS Challenge
CSS Self-Paced Practice Exercises based on CSS Challenges from the website: 100dayscss.com using CSS, HTML & JavaScript. Challenge Started 2023-11-10 and finished 2024-06-16 after creating 100 new variations of my own! I have now finished working on saving the original challenges and creating updated/hybrid versions with my own preferred styles & colors applied. My next step will be to go back through and capture them all via screenshot to be able to include images here & on my Portfolio Website.
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/css/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/html/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/javascript/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/github/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/git/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/codepen/)
More Technologies 📀
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/bash/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/es-lint/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/prettier/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/vs-code/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/kubuntu/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/kde/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/ubuntu/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/debian/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/linux/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/font-awesome/)
[](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/markdown/)
Glossary - Overview of Tools & Tech 💻
Overview of Technologies
| **Technology** | **Overview** | **Release Year** |
|:---:|:---:|:---:|
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/bash/)
[Bash](https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/) | Bash is a Unix shell and command language written by Brian Fox for the GNU Project as a free software replacement for the Bourne shell. First released in 1989, it has been used as the default login shell for most Linux distributions and it was one of the first programs Linus Torvalds ported to Linux, alongside GCC. | [1989](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/codepen/)
[CodePen](https://codepen.io/your-work) | CodePen is an online community for testing and showcasing user-created HTML, CSS and JavaScript code snippets. It functions as an online code editor and open-source learning environment, where developers can create code snippets, called "pens," and test them. | [2012](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CodePen) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/css/)
[CSS](https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS/#css) | Cascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language used for specifying the presentation and styling of a document written in a markup language such as HTML or XML. CSS is a cornerstone technology of the World Wide Web, alongside HTML and JavaScript. | [1996](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CSS) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/debian/)
[Debian](https://www.debian.org/) | Debian, also known as Debian GNU/Linux, is a Linux distribution composed of free and open-source software and proprietary software developed by the community-supported Debian Project, which was established by Ian Murdock on August 16, 1993. | [1993](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/es-lint/)
[ESLint](https://eslint.org/) | ESLint is a static code analysis tool for identifying problematic patterns found in JavaScript code. It was created by Nicholas C. Zakas in 2013. Rules in ESLint are configurable, and customized rules can be defined and loaded. ESLint covers both code quality and coding style issues. | [2013](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESLint) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/font-awesome/)
[Font Awesome](https://fontawesome.com/) | Font Awesome is a font and icon toolkit based on CSS and Less. As of 2023, Font Awesome was used by 30% of sites that use third-party font scripts, placing Font Awesome in second place after Google Fonts. | [2012](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Font_Awesome) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/git/)
[Git](https://git-scm.com/) | Git is a distributed version control system that tracks changes in any set of computer files, usually used for coordinating work among programmers who are collaboratively developing source code during software development. Its goals include speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear workflows. | [2005](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/github/)
[GitHub](https://github.com/) | GitHub is a developer platform that allows developers to create, store, and manage their code. It uses Git software, providing the distributed version control of Git plus access control, bug tracking, software feature requests, task management, continuous integration, and wikis for every project. | [2008](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/html/)
[HTML](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/) | HyperText Markup Language or HTML is the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser. It defines the content and structure of web content. It is often assisted by technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets and scripting languages such as JavaScript. | [1993](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/javascript/)
[JavaScript](https://ecma-international.org/publications-and-standards/standards/ecma-262/) | JavaScript frameworks, such as React Native, Ionic, NativeScript, and Apache Cordova, enable developers to build native and hybrid mobile apps for Android and iOS. Facebook, Google, Uber, and Instagram all use JavaScript to build their mobile apps. JS is fast, efficient, and straightforward. | [1995](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/kde/)
[KDE](https://kde.org/) | KDE is an international free software community that develops free and open-source software. As a central development hub, it provides tools and resources that allow collaborative work on this kind of software. | [1996](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDE) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/kubuntu/)
[Kubuntu](https://kubuntu.org/) | Kubuntu is an official flavor of the Ubuntu operating system that uses the KDE Plasma Desktop instead of the GNOME desktop environment. As part of the Ubuntu project, Kubuntu uses the same underlying systems. Kubuntu shares the same repositories as Ubuntu and is released regularly on the same schedule as Ubuntu. | [2006](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubuntu) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/linux/)
[Linux](https://kernel.org/) | Linux is a family of open-source Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux kernel, an operating system kernel first released on September 17, 1991, by Linus Torvalds. | [1991](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/markdown/)
[Markdown](https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/) | Markdown is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor. John Gruber created Markdown in 2004 as a markup language that is easy to read in its source code form. | [2004](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/prettier/)
[Prettier](https://prettier.io/) | Prettier, known for its strong formatting opinions, supports a broad range of programming languages. It seamlessly integrates with the majority of code editors and offers a streamlined set of configuration options. | [2017](https://github.com/prettier/prettier/releases) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/ubuntu/)
[Ubuntu](https://ubuntu.com/) | Ubuntu is a Linux distribution based on Debian and composed mostly of free and open-source software. Ubuntu is officially released in multiple editions: Desktop, Server, and Core for Internet of things devices and robots. | [2004](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu) |
| [](https://jordanmuller.com/portfolio/tags/vs-code/)
[VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/) | Visual Studio Code is a streamlined code editor with support for development operations like debugging, task running, and version control. It aims to provide just the tools a developer needs for a quick code-build-debug cycle and leaves more complex workflows to fuller featured IDEs, such as Visual Studio IDE. | [2015](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Code) |
Table of Contents 🗃️
- 💌 Special Thanks
📖 About The Project
📂 Project Introduction
I've been participating in the 100 DAYS CSS CHALLENGE, a creative and skill-enhancing endeavor initiated by Matthias Martin. This challenge involves crafting HTML and CSS snippets daily for 100 consecutive days. It's a self-paced, practical learning process, utilizing CodePen for code development and sharing. The unique aspect of this challenge is its blend of creativity and technical skill, pushing me to explore and expand my CSS capabilities in various ways.
⛳ Learning Objectives & Goals
My primary objective with this challenge is to refine and deepen my HTML and CSS skills. Each day presents a new opportunity to experiment with different styles and layouts, enhancing my understanding of CSS intricacies. The goal is not just to replicate the given examples but to add my own creative twist, thereby fostering a more intuitive grasp of web design principles. Completing this challenge will mark a significant milestone in my journey towards becoming a more skilled and versatile web developer.
🗓️ Project Timeline
Engaging in this challenge means dedicating time each day to develop a new CSS snippet. It's a commitment to daily practice and learning, allowing me to steadily build a portfolio of diverse and creative CSS works. While the challenge is structured for 100 days, it offers flexibility. If I miss a day, I can easily catch up. This structure keeps me motivated and ensures a consistent learning curve, with the end goal of not only completing the 100 challenges but also showcasing significant improvement in my CSS skills.
💡 Usage Guide
🚀 Getting Started
Looking for Live Demos? 🌐
If you're eager to simply see the results of this project, most, if not all of the projects have a Live Demo associated with them. I have linked them all in the overview for each specific project/section. To view these live demos, simply follow the links provided with each project. You'll see them alongside buttons that look like this:
Click the button/link and you should be taken to the Live Demo for that specific project. Please note that some projects don't have a Live Demo, and if that's the case there will not be a button/link. I'm hoping to get all of the projects on the internet at some point in the near future, so check back soon and you might find a link!
Want to View the Projects on Your Local Machine? 💻
I have provided detailed instructions for how to clone/download this repository to your local machine in the Setup Instructions section. In that section, you should find everything you need to be able to get these projects running and working on your own machine. Please note that a few of the projects use external APIs that include verification, so you will need to setup your own accounts/API keys for those services.
If you plan on running the code on your local machine, be sure to check the specific project you're trying to run to see if it needs any additional information or setup for the connections to the API to work. In most cases, I will try to include a `.env.example` file. You will need to open this file, and read the instructions inside to obtain your own API key. Once that's done, you'll need to make sure you've renamed the file from `.env.example` to `.env` only.
If you want to avoid setting up environment variables, check to see if the project has a Live Demo associated with it. For all of the projects that I have hosted on the internet, you'll be able to use them without any API configuration required. This is often a simpler way of viewing more complicated projects, since everything will already be running for you to view, use & explore.
Just Hoping to Learn More About Programming? 📚
I have provided a variety of resources and guides throughout this README for new developers. From the absolute basics, to specific videos and guides that helped me get unstuck in certain situations, I tried to include every single resource I ended up utilizing over the course of my journey.
We are so lucky to live in a time where almost all of this information is available for free on the internet. The only thing I paid for was the course itself, which can be purchased for about $20 on sale at Udemy. Besides that, I was able to complete the project with a low-spec Lenovo ThinkPad T480 I purchased for just under $300. It's proven to be a perfect machine for development & running Kubuntu Linux.
A full list of tech, tools, and other links & resources can be found towards the bottom of this README in the Links & Citations section.
💾 Installation
For detailed installation instructions, please refer to the Setup Instructions section below.
🛠️ Setup Instructions
📋 Prerequisites
Required Software 💽
To be able to clone/download & view these projects, or to start learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as well as web development in general, you'll need a few essential tools. At a minimum, you should have a basic text editor/integrated development environment, a web browser, and an internet connection.
I used the following:
- **Text Editor/IDE:** I use [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/) as my main integrated development environment. VS Code can be customized to work with just about any technology, making it a great choice for a general all-purpose IDE, it also has a large and helpful community for support.
- **Web Browser:** I prefer to use [Google Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) for their comprehensive set of [Chrome DevTools](https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/). While most if not all of the tools are available in other browsers/Developer Tools such as [Firefox DevTools](https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/devtools-user/index.html), [Safari Web Inspector](https://webkit.org/web-inspector/), and [Edge DevTools](https://docs.microsoft.com/microsoft-edge/devtools-guide-chromium/landing/), I am most familiar & comfortable with the layout of Chrome.
- **Internet Connection:** Aim to have at least 2-3 Mbps or more to speed up development, especially if you'll be downloading large files or loading video/image based resources. Most libraries and a variety of public places can have high-speed Wi-Fi available for visitors free-of-charge.
Based on the fact that you're reading this right now, you probably already have a browser & internet connection!
[Windows](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows), [macOS](https://www.apple.com/macos/), and most [Linux distributions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution) should include a text editor by default, which in this case should be more than enough to view and edit HTML, CSS & JavaScript files.
For those using mobile devices, I advise switching to a laptop or desktop for a more streamlined experience. While mobile development is feasible on Android or iOS, the ease of a full-sized computer, keyboard, and mouse is unmatched. Visual Studio Code is accessible via most browsers on any device, however, you would still need to serve/host it from another machine. For optimal functionality, a personal computer remains the best choice.
System Requirements 🖥️
System requirements for these projects can vary due to the fact that they use different amounts of client-side processing power and resources. In general, a recent operating system like [Windows](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows), [macOS](https://www.apple.com/macos/), or a popular [Linux distribution](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution) usually suffices. Modern computers, especially those purchased in the last few years, should meet these needs adequately.
Performance will heavily rely on your specific hardware setup, including processor speed, RAM capacity, storage type, and graphics card quality. The operating system choice and its configuration also play a significant role in speed.
To give you a practical example, I personally used a [Lenovo ThinkPad T480](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0842X4BNF) for the entirety of my recent projects. This laptop, has been great for a variety of daily tasks, including programming.
The computer I used for the entire project features the following specifications:
- **Operating System:** [Kubuntu Linux 22.04](https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/22.04/release/)
- **Processor:** 8th Gen Intel Core Duo i5-8350U
- **RAM:** 16GB DDR4 RAM
- **Storage:** 512GB SSD of data
- **Graphics:** Intel UHD Graphics 620
- **Display:** 14.0" Screen with FHD 1920x1080 resolution.
This configuration was more than sufficient for both my project and other tasks. Interestingly, working on a less powerful laptop has its advantages, such as highlighting inefficient code that consumes excessive resources.
If you're unsure, I recommend testing your setup with the intended software. Should you encounter any errors, feel free to reach out for assistance. Your feedback can also help in making projects more adaptable to diverse hardware, operating systems, and browsers.
📦 Installation Guide
Download/Clone This Repo ⬇️
Below you will find various methods that are available to download/clone this repository.
Feel free to use whichever option you are most comfortable & familiar with. You can also read GitHub's guide on [downloading source code archives](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/working-with-files/using-files/downloading-source-code-archives) & [cloning repositories](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/creating-and-managing-repositories/cloning-a-repository).
| 💡 Download Method Details |
|:--|
Clone with SSH ★
1. **Ensure SSH Key Setup**: Before you can clone with SSH, make sure you have an SSH key set up and added to your GitHub account. If you haven't done this, refer to GitHub's documentation on setting up a new SSH key.
2. **Copy SSH URL**: Navigate to the repository on GitHub. Click the 'Code' button and switch to the 'SSH' tab in the dropdown menu. Click the clipboard icon to copy the SSH URL.
3. **Open Terminal or Command Prompt**: Open your terminal or command prompt. Navigate to the directory where you want the cloned repository to be placed.
4. **Run Clone Command**: Type `git clone` followed by the copied SSH URL. For this project, that's:
```
git clone [email protected]:itsjordanmuller/50-in-50-html-css-javascript.git
```
5. **Access Cloned Repository**: Once the cloning process is complete, you will have a local copy of the repository. Navigate into the newly created directory to access the repository files.
Note: Cloning with SSH is secure and allows for easy repository updates without repeatedly entering credentials.
Download ZIP File
1. **Navigate to the Repository**: Open your web browser and go to the main page of the repository.
2. **Find the 'Code' Button**: On the repository's main page, locate the 'Code' button. This is usually found near the top right, just above the file list.
3. **Download ZIP Option**: Click on the 'Code' button. A dropdown menu will appear. Select the 'Download ZIP' option from this menu.
4. **Save the ZIP File**: Choose a location on your computer where you want to save the ZIP file and confirm the download.
5. **Extract Files**: Once the download is complete, navigate to the downloaded file. Right-click on the ZIP file and select 'Extract All...' or use your preferred extraction tool. Choose where you want the extracted folder to be placed.
6. **Access Repository Contents**: Open the extracted folder to access the contents of the repository.
Note: Downloading a ZIP file is a great way to get a copy of the repository without using Git commands.
Clone with HTTPS
1. **Copy HTTPS URL**: Go to the GitHub page of the repository. Click on the 'Code' button. Under the dropdown menu, select the 'HTTPS' tab and click the clipboard icon to copy the HTTPS URL.
2. **Open Terminal or Command Prompt**: Access your terminal (Linux/Mac) or command prompt (Windows). Navigate to the directory where you want the repository to be cloned.
3. **Execute Clone Command**: Type `git clone` followed by the copied HTTPS URL. In this case:
```
git clone https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/50-in-50-html-css-javascript.git
```
4. **Enter GitHub Credentials**: If prompted, enter your GitHub username and password. This step is usually required the first time you use HTTPS to clone a repository.
5. **Access Cloned Repository**: After the cloning process completes, a local copy of the repository will be created. Navigate into the directory that was just created to start working with the files.
Note: HTTPS cloning is straightforward but may require you to enter your GitHub credentials more frequently compared to SSH.
Clone with GitHub CLI
The GitHub CLI (`gh`) provides a convenient way to interact with GitHub from your command line. Here’s how to use `gh` to clone the repository `itsjordanmuller/50-in-50-html-css-javascript`:
1. **Install GitHub CLI**: If you haven't already, you need to install the GitHub CLI. You can find installation instructions on the [official GitHub CLI page](https://cli.github.com/).
2. **Authenticate GitHub CLI**: Open your terminal and authenticate the GitHub CLI using the command `gh auth login`. Follow the prompts to complete the authentication process.
3. **Clone the Repository**: To clone this repository, use the following command:
```
gh repo clone itsjordanmuller/50-in-50-html-css-javascript
```
This command will clone the repository into a new directory named `50-in-50-html-css-javascript` in your current working directory.
4. **Navigate to the Repository**: Once the cloning process is complete, navigate into the repository directory with:
```
cd 50-in-50-html-css-javascript
```
5. **Start Working**: You now have a local copy of the repository and can begin working on it.
Note: The GitHub CLI streamlines various GitHub operations and is particularly useful for those who prefer command-line tools.
★ When I have the option, I personally prefer to use the `Clone with SSH` method. Alternatively, `Download ZIP File` can be a quick and easy way to simply download the files without a terminal or Git.
⚙️ Configuration
API Keys/Environment Variables 🔐
🔍 Sections & Projects
## Day 1
### [Challenge #1 - 100 Days CSS Logo](https://100dayscss.com/days/1/)
#### [My Submission - #1 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/tree/main/initial-solutions/001-100-Days-CSS)
> An easy start into the challenge with a custom build number with gradient.
#### [My Submission - #1 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/jOdmXzY)
Click/Open to See Goal Image
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 2
### [Challenge #2 - Menu Icon](https://100dayscss.com/days/2/)
#### [My Submission - #2 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/tree/main/002-Menu-Icon)
> Used on almost every website by now, simple but impressively animated it becomes a real eye-catcher.
#### [My Submission - #2 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/QWYgNNx)
Click/Open to See Goal Images
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 3
### [Challenge #3 - Pyramide](https://100dayscss.com/days/3/)
#### [My Submission - #3 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/003-Pyramide)
> Not as challenging as the real pyramids in Egypt, but the shadow path is not easy.
#### [My Submission - #3 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/MWLoOMm)
Click/Open to See Goal Image
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 4
### [Challenge #4 - Loading](https://100dayscss.com/days/4/)
#### [My Submission - #4 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/004-Loading)
> The best are always websites that do not need a loading status. If they do, here would be a calming one.
#### [My Submission - #4 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/jOdLMvw)
Click/Open to See Goal Image
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 5
### [Challenge #5 - Statistic](https://100dayscss.com/days/5/)
#### [My Submission - #5 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/tree/main/005-Statistic)
> In a world of numbers, it is important to be able to interpret them correctly. Beautiful statistics help to capture these data.
#### [My Submission - #5 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/GRzMWJP)
Click/Open to See Goal Images
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 6
### [Challenge #6 - Profile](https://100dayscss.com/days/6/)
#### [My Submission - #6 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/tree/main/006-Profile)
> Who of you knows how many social media profiles you have already created? For a refreshing twist, you can also create one yourself.
#### [My Submission - #6 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/jOdabOK)
Click/Open to See Goal Images
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## Day 7
### [Challenge #7 - Profile](https://100dayscss.com/days/7/)
#### [My Submission - #7 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/tree/main/007-Notifications-Search-Menu)
> The three cornerstones of any application? Brought together in the smallest possible space.
#### [My Submission - #7 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/PoVOgpx)
Click/Open to See Goal Images
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## Day 8
### [Challenge #8 - Metaballs](https://100dayscss.com/days/8/)
#### [My Submission - #8 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/008-Metaballs)
> At first glance impossible to implement with CSS, but filters make this possible too.
#### [My Submission - #8 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/ExroQNQ)
Click/Open to See Goal Image
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 9
### [Challenge #9 - Rainy Night](https://100dayscss.com/days/9/)
#### [My Submission - #9 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/009-Rainy-Night)
> The perfect time of day and the perfect weather to program in peace. The raindrops even shatter on the ground.
#### [My Submission - #9 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/eYxVppK)
Click/Open to See Goal Image
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## Day 10
### [Challenge #10 - Watch](https://100dayscss.com/days/10/)
#### [My Submission - #10 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/010-Watch)
> Classic, noble, modern or playful? What do you want your favorite watch to look like?
#### [My Submission - #10 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/BaMYwoe)
Click/Open to See Goal Images
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## Day 11
### [Challenge #11 - Walking Boots](https://100dayscss.com/days/11/)
#### [My Submission - #11 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/011-Walking-Boots)
> These boots are made for walking. Where are they going and for how long?
#### [My Submission - #11 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/wvNmvqg)
Click/Open to See Goal Images
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 12
### [Challenge #12 - Tooltip](https://100dayscss.com/days/12/)
#### [My Submission - #12 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/012-Tooltip)
> I'm quite sure, you already know what obsession means. But you can look it up anyways.
#### [My Submission - #12 (CodePen Demo)](https://codepen.io/itsjordanmuller/pen/NWoYpQJ)
Click/Open to See Goal Images
View Goal CodePen Demo
## Day 13
### [Challenge #13 - User Gallery](https://100dayscss.com/days/13/)
#### [My Submission - #13 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/013-User-Gallery)
> An idea for a transition between user overview and profile page.
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## Day 14
### [Challenge #14 - Byciclopter](https://100dayscss.com/days/14/)
#### [My Submission - #14 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/014-Byciclopter)
> Which side of the card do you want to use? Either drive or fly to work in the morning?
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## Day 15
### [Challenge #15 - Upload](https://100dayscss.com/days/15/)
#### [My Submission - #15 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/015-Upload)
> Yes, you can actually drag and drop a file in there. But don't worry, the upload process is faked.
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## Day 16
### [Challenge #16 - Blobby](https://100dayscss.com/days/16/)
#### [My Submission - #16 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/016-Blobby)
> It appears, wobbles, changes its shape and disappears again. Just like that.
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## Day 17
### [Challenge #17 - Penrose Triangle](https://100dayscss.com/days/17/)
#### [My Submission - #17 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/017-Penrose-Triangle)
> CSS makes even the impossible possible. Can you find out how it was done?
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## Day 18
### [Challenge #18 - Elastic](https://100dayscss.com/days/18/)
#### [My Submission - #18 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/018-Elastic)
> I thought for a long time about the best way to achieve this effect. In the end, the solution was easier than expected.
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## Day 19
### [Challenge #19 - Slider with Radio Buttons](https://100dayscss.com/days/19/)
#### [My Submission - #19 (Result Image)](https://github.com/itsjordanmuller/css-100-days-challenge/blob/main/initial-solutions/019-Radio-Buttons-Slider)
> Why use CSS when you can use JavaScript? Selectors can be wildly combined with each other.
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## Day 20
### [Challenge #20 - ](https://100dayscss.com/days/20/)
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> Surprise your visitors with a nice animation instead of a simple "request sent".
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## Day 21
### [Challenge #21 - Pac-Man](https://100dayscss.com/days/21/)
#### [My Submission - #21 (Result Image)]()
> Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka Waka…
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## Day 22
### [Challenge #22 - Fitness Tracker](https://100dayscss.com/days/22/)
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> Don't sit on your chair all day long. Get up, jump, run, exercice and burn some calories.
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## Day 23
### [Challenge #23 - Animated Typography](https://100dayscss.com/days/23/)
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> Some big, bold and beautiful animated typography will enhance every boring header section.
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## Day 24
### [Challenge #24 - Button](https://100dayscss.com/days/24/)
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> Do you really wanna let your users guess if their actions were successful? No! So give them some feedback if they click a button.
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## Day 25
### [Challenge #25 - Map Marker](https://100dayscss.com/days/25/)
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> Did I just place a marker in the middle of some water to get a nice color contrast? Maybe. Click on it for a nice transition.
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## Day 26
### [Challenge #26 - Motivational Modal](https://100dayscss.com/days/26/)
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> What's worse than a motivational quote? Three motivational quotes... so don't focus on the text and click through them quickly.
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## Day 27
### [Challenge #27 - Checklist](https://100dayscss.com/days/27/)
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> What's the great thing about working through your to-do list? That's right, the relieving feeling when you can check off the tasks.
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## Day 28
### [Challenge #28 - Ring Ring](https://100dayscss.com/days/28/)
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> Fortunately for you, I left out the alarm sound. But hopefully the signal color and the movement have served their purpose.
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## Day 29
### [Challenge #29 - Search Field](https://100dayscss.com/days/29/)
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> You won't find anything unless you start looking. So go ahead, write something in the search box.
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## Day 30
### [Challenge #30 - Random Line](https://100dayscss.com/days/30/)
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> What can I say, it is a line. A line that moves and circles something. What should it be? That's for you to decide.
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## Day 31
### [Challenge #31 - Pendulum Wave](https://100dayscss.com/days/31/)
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> If you are not yet fascinated by mathematics, you should be now at the latest. Wonderful what a small calculations brings forth.
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## Day 32
### [Challenge #32 - Counter](https://100dayscss.com/days/32/)
#### [My Submission - #32 (Result Image)]()
> I wonder how high or low is the maximum you can count here? The transitions are pure CSS, but I used some JS for the counting.
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## Day 33
### [Challenge #33 - Sunny Day](https://100dayscss.com/days/33/)
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> What else could be visible on this sunny day? Some birds, plains or even superman?
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## Day 34
### [Challenge #34 - Hello](https://100dayscss.com/days/34/)
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> Yes, another animation of some text. But this time I used SVGs as a base. What kind of animation will you make?
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## Day 35
### [Challenge #35 - Loading Circle](https://100dayscss.com/days/35/)
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> Is that a dark circle with a white stripe or the other way around?
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## Day 36
### [Challenge #36 - Tabs](https://100dayscss.com/days/36/)
#### [My Submission - #36 (Result Image)]()
> The solution for layouts with little space or many navigation levels.
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## Day 37
### [Challenge #37 - Carousel](https://100dayscss.com/days/37/)
#### [My Submission - #37 (Result Image)]()
> Images, quotes, prices or logos. A carousel can be used in many ways and is an eye-catcher.
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## Day 38
### [Challenge #38 - Logo Transition](https://100dayscss.com/days/38/)
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> Logos don't always have to be static, as a transition or stylistic element they can have animations.
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## Day 39
### [Challenge #39 - Menu Toggle](https://100dayscss.com/days/39/)
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> What looks like another simple menu icon turns out to be a full-fledged navigation.
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## Day 40
### [Challenge #40 - Gallery](https://100dayscss.com/days/40/)
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> Take a closer look by clicking on the images. The animations are CSS only and precalculated.
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## Day 41
### [Challenge #41 - Error Modal](https://100dayscss.com/days/41/)
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> Don't worry, it's not a real error, this is part of the challenge.
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## Day 42
### [Challenge #42 - Stars](https://100dayscss.com/days/42/)
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> If you look closely, you can see the stars sparkling. And with a bit of luck, you might even spot a shooting star. Make a wish!
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## Day 43
### [Challenge #43 - Lightbulb](https://100dayscss.com/days/43/)
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> Light on, light off, light on, light off, light on.
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## Day 44
### [Challenge #44 - Twisted Pyramid](https://100dayscss.com/days/44/)
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> Impressive how quickly squares can become a spiral.
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## Day 45
### [Challenge #45 - Button](https://100dayscss.com/days/45/)
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> If normal hover effects aren't enough for you anymore, try this.
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## Day 46
### [Challenge #46 - Iris Circles](https://100dayscss.com/days/46/)
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> What do you see? Camera shutter, tornado, flower or dancing people from above?
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## Day 47
### [Challenge #47 - Pixel Art](https://100dayscss.com/days/47/)
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> You don't like Space Invaders? No problem, click on the pixels to create your own piece of art.
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## Day 48
### [Challenge #48 - 3D Cube](https://100dayscss.com/days/48/)
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> With CSS you can work not only two-dimensional but also three-dimensional. Simple objects and animation are no problem.
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## Day 49
### [Challenge #49 - CSS Follow](https://100dayscss.com/days/49/)
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> It wouldn't be a big challenge to implement that with JS only, but with CSS you have to come up with a good solution.
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## Day 50
### [Challenge #50 - Easter Egg](https://100dayscss.com/days/50/)
#### [My Submission - #50 (Result Image)]()
> Are you familiar with the 12 Basic Principles of Animation? This is an example for squash and stretch.
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## Day 51
### [Challenge #51 - CSS Counter](https://100dayscss.com/days/51/)
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> You think with CSS you can't count to a thousand and even pause the whole thing at the push of a button? Then take a look at the code.
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## Day 52
### [Challenge #52 - Dot Wave](https://100dayscss.com/days/52/)
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> I feel like I go into hypnosis if I stare at it too long.
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## Day 53
### [Challenge #53 - Range Slider](https://100dayscss.com/days/53/)
#### [My Submission - #53 (Result Image)]()
> Let's face it, the plane HTML inputs are often boring. But you can easily spice them up with some CSS.
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## Day 54
### [Challenge #54 - Waves](https://100dayscss.com/days/54/)
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> Even the smallest animations and tweeks, can have a large impact. For example a mesmerizing background animation.
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## Day 55
### [Challenge #55 - Thermostat](https://100dayscss.com/days/55/)
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> It's getting hot in here! Direct visual feedback will help your users understand their actions.
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## Day 56
### [Challenge #56 - Flower](https://100dayscss.com/days/56/)
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> When was the last time you picked a daisy?
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## Day 57
### [Challenge #57 - Icosahedron](https://100dayscss.com/days/57/)
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> This time a slightly more complicated basic body as a 3D object. Can you figure out how the triangles are made?
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## Day 58
### [Challenge #58 - 3D Sphere](https://100dayscss.com/days/58/)
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> With a little creativity, you can create these crazy 3D bodies with CSS.
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## Day 59
### [Challenge #59 - Slice Transition](https://100dayscss.com/days/59/)
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> Not the everyday transition between two images.
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## Day 60
### [Challenge #60 - Blurry Overlay](https://100dayscss.com/days/60/)
#### [My Submission - #60 (Result Image)]()
> Backdrop blur effects are very trendy, but they are difficult to implement with CSS without any tricks.
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## Day 61
### [Challenge #61 - CSS Gradient Transition](https://100dayscss.com/days/61/)
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> A recurring trend, gradients have often been pronounced dead and yet appear anew.
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## Day 62
### [Challenge #62 - Price Table](https://100dayscss.com/days/62/)
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> Don't worry, 100 Days CSS is free. For everything else, you have these sample pricing tables.
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## Day 63
### [Challenge #63 - Hypnotic Ring](https://100dayscss.com/days/63/)
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> A few animated dots on circles and you find yourself in the longest tunnel in the world.
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## Day 64
### [Challenge #64 - Button](https://100dayscss.com/days/64/)
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> A nice effect for very important buttons with that certain wow factor.
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## Day 65
### [Challenge #65 - Ellipses Animation](https://100dayscss.com/days/65/)
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> Did you also draw geometric shapes back in school. This one reminds me a bit of that.
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## Day 66
### [Challenge #66 - Sparkle Checkbox](https://100dayscss.com/days/66/)
#### [My Submission - #66 (Result Image)]()
> Looks quite ordinary at first, but click on it for a little surprise.
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## Day 67
### [Challenge #67 - 3D Parasol](https://100dayscss.com/days/67/)
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> Is it possible to display more than just basic bodies in 3D with CSS? Apparently yes!
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## Day 68
### [Challenge #68 - Recording](https://100dayscss.com/days/68/)
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> Click on it for a faked audio recording process animation.
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## Day 69
### [Challenge #69 - Eye](https://100dayscss.com/days/69/)
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> Do you also feel a little observed? Why not give that eye a few chic eyelashes?
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## Day 70
### [Challenge #70 - Calendar Days](https://100dayscss.com/days/70/)
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> A test to create depth in user actions. A haptic feedback would be great.
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## Day 71
### [Challenge #71 - Morse Code Keyboard](https://100dayscss.com/days/71/)
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> Did it take some time? Absolutely! Is it really only possible with CSS? Yep. Are you crazy? Maybe!
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## Day 72
### [Challenge #72 - The Rings](https://100dayscss.com/days/72/)
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> A simple and meditative animation made of circles. What geometric patterns of circles come to your mind?
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## Day 73
### [Challenge #73 - Word Carousel](https://100dayscss.com/days/73/)
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> If you are not one of these animals, the Word Carousel is also good for showing off your skills.
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## Day 74
### [Challenge #74 - Pagination](https://100dayscss.com/days/74/)
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> Does anyone still use pagination at all or is everything now equipped with endless scroll?
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## Day 75
### [Challenge #75 - Spinning Discs](https://100dayscss.com/days/75/)
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> A real 3D sphere is not possible with CSS only as far as I know. But the illusion of a sphere can be achieved in several ways.
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## Day 76
### [Challenge #76 - Reveal Key](https://100dayscss.com/days/76/)
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> Can you solve the puzzle and uncover the secret? Just follow the instruction.
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## Day 77
### [Challenge #77 - Motion Blur](https://100dayscss.com/days/77/)
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> In the future we may have native support for Motion Blur, until then we'll have to help ourselves with a few tricks.
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## Day 78
### [Challenge #78 - Hover Shadow](https://100dayscss.com/days/78/)
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> Three similar hover effects for buttons, which nevertheless create quite different results.
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## Day 79
### [Challenge #79 - Lines Animation](https://100dayscss.com/days/79/)
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> Now and then, animation can also be loud and exciting. What will you make out of the initial square?
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## Day 80
### [Challenge #80 - Flexbox Accordion](https://100dayscss.com/days/80/)
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> I implemented the whole thing with Flexbox, but I'm sure you can think of many other variations to create this effect.
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## Day 81
### [Challenge #81 - Jumping Ball](https://100dayscss.com/days/81/)
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> Oh nice, CSS supports physics! Not really, but you can fake it with the right animations. Don't forget the principles of animation.
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## Day 82
### [Challenge #82 - Action Button](https://100dayscss.com/days/82/)
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> A good interface will tell the user about the result and state of an action.
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## Day 83
### [Challenge #83 - Warp Drive](https://100dayscss.com/days/83/)
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> Is this what traveling at near light speed looks like? Physicists would probably disagree, but for the sake of learning some CSS, let's ignore that.
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## Day 84
### [Challenge #84 - Book Cover](https://100dayscss.com/days/84/)
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> Nope, not an image or svg file, just some styling rules to create the illusion of a book.
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## Day 85
### [Challenge #85 - It's Something](https://100dayscss.com/days/85/)
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> I really don't know what this should be. But is it rotating or just going up and down for you?
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## Day 86
### [Challenge #86 - Newton's Cradle](https://100dayscss.com/days/86/)
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> Do you have one of these click-clack-things on your desk? If not, just look at this one.
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## Day 87
### [Challenge #87 - Ruby](https://100dayscss.com/days/87/)
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> Shine bright like a diamond...uh...ruby. Look carefully and don't forget the polish.
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## Day 88
### [Challenge #88 - Candle](https://100dayscss.com/days/88/)
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> Thanks to the magic of border-radius, this flame is animated by CSS only. It looks way better than I would have imagined.
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## Day 89
### [Challenge #89 - Animated Pattern](https://100dayscss.com/days/89/)
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> Looking closely will you make feel dizzy, but you have to if you want to figure out the movements.
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## Day 90
### [Challenge #90 - Mouse Trap](https://100dayscss.com/days/90/)
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> Not the trap for real mice, but your cursor will get trapped on hover.
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## Day 91
### [Challenge #91 - Cube Loader](https://100dayscss.com/days/91/)
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> This will be the result if you have too much time coding a loading animation.
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## Day 92
### [Challenge #92 - Dancing Points](https://100dayscss.com/days/92/)
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> Can you recognize the underlying pattern which controls the single points?
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## Day 93
### [Challenge #93 - Padlock](https://100dayscss.com/days/93/)
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> Did you know you can combine multiple box-shadows? This will help you on this one.
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## Day 94
### [Challenge #94 - Tree](https://100dayscss.com/days/94/)
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> Ever wanted to be a gardener? Go on and code yourself a tree.
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## Day 95
### [Challenge #95 - Pig](https://100dayscss.com/days/95/)
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> Innocent, cute and consists entirely of simple basic shapes.
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## Day 96
### [Challenge #96 - Jumping Square](https://100dayscss.com/days/96/)
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> Squashed and stretched, this is how objects in motion should look like.
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## Day 97
### [Challenge #97 - Puppet](https://100dayscss.com/days/97/)
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> Hello there, do you have a minute to talk about HTML and CSS?
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## Day 98
### [Challenge #98 - Plopp](https://100dayscss.com/days/98/)
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> What do you want to fill your box with?
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## Day 99
### [Challenge #99 - Circle-Square](https://100dayscss.com/days/99/)
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> Click me for a moment of joy and excitement
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## Day 100
### [Challenge #100 - Neon Light](https://100dayscss.com/days/100/)
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> This is either the end of this challenge or the day before you start again from day one.
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📬 Contact Information
If you have questions/feedback, I would love to hear from you. Thanks for stopping by! - Jordan Muller
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Please feel free to reach out if you have any suggestions or run into any issues with viewing this project.
I am always looking for feedback from other people! I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you may have as well as assist with getting the project working on your machine.
Be sure to view the Setup Instructions in the README, as well as any specific README files for that specific project as they contain more details and may already have the answer to your question(s)!
🌟 Acknowledgements
💌 Special Thanks
Dear Matthias Martin,
Thank you for creating such an inspiring and valuable resource for developers like myself. Your work has had a profound impact on my professional growth, and I am deeply appreciative of the effort and thought you have put into this challenge.
I learned so much while working through the 100 Challenges. There are so many ways we can utilize CSS and you opened my eyes to that fact. For that, I am eternally grateful.
Sincerely,
Jordan Muller
🔗 Links & Citations
[100 Days CSS Challenge](https://100dayscss.com/) provided by [Matthias Martin](https://www.stichwort-m.de/) on [100dayscss.com](https://100dayscss.com/)
📜 License Details
The content within this repository was created as part of a personal educational project, following the 100 Days CSS Challenge provided by Matthias Martin on 100dayscss.com. This repository is intended for personal use only and serves as a record of my learning progress. This repository & the content within it are not intended for commercial use, distribution, or replication. All rights to the original course content and methodologies belong to the respective copyright holders.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
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