In this week’s challenge, let’s zoom in a bit and look at the smallest of all form elements: the checkbox.

The CodePen community found fun in the functional this week and “informed” us of lots of new possibilities with the everyday form. Check out some of our favorites from this week’s challenge prompt: forms!

We improved the quality of Pen screenshots on CodePen using a “headless” browser, and we’ve got Joel Griffith from Browserless on the show to help us talk about how it all works.

Forms: every office has them, and this week your challenge is to make a great one! Start from our fork template, or start from scratch. Don’t forget to tag it cpc-forms.

The CodePen community showed off its signature style in this week’s challenge! Check out a few of our favorites from this week’s challenge prompt: sign on the dotted line.

Hey folks! I created a website template for y’all that you are free to take and use for whatever you like. Like everything public on CodePen, it’s MIT. Wanna use it? You can fork a copy of your own anytime. With the Project on CodePen, you can deploy it and map it to your own […]

Marie and Chris talk about how we decide what new features get added to CodePen, and get into the process of taking them from a lightbulb moment to building them out on the app.

It’s time for a new CodePenChallenge theme! This month we’re taking inspiration from the world’s most stimulating and exotic locations: the common business office.

The CodePen community served up some wonderful Pens for the final week of the June challenge! Have a look at what was on the menu this week.

We got a question from a member the other day about the project Typesettings, “a Sass & Stylus Type Toolkit”. Typesettings is on GitHub and it’s also available as an npm package. Because it’s on npm, CDN services like UNPKG make the files available to link to. For example, this URL: It’s totally understandable how […]