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#1 Introduction

An overview of styling HTML5 forms — why default browser styles fall short, the approach we will take, and what you will build in this series.

#2 Styling Radio Buttons

Build beautiful custom radio buttons using CSS — hide the native input, create a custom circle with pseudo-elements, and animate the checked state.

#3 Styling Checkboxes

Build custom checkboxes with CSS — a styled box with an animated checkmark using pseudo-elements and transitions.

#4 Styling Text Inputs

Restyle text inputs, textareas, and other text-type inputs — custom borders, focus animations, floating labels, and placeholder styles.

#5 Styling Select Boxes

Restyle the native HTML select element — remove the default arrow, add a custom dropdown indicator, and style the closed state.

#6 Validation Styles

Style form validation states using CSS pseudo-classes — :valid, :invalid, :required, :focus, and :placeholder-shown for real-time visual feedback.