Purely css, ems based and dynamically scallable. It also requires a browser capable of rendering
border-radius
For now that includes recent versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer 9.
jQuery LogoName: Doug Neiner
We all know jQery. Probably most of us, favorite javascript framework. Logo rendered mainly using
border-radius
property.
jQuery UI LogoName: Doug Neiner
jQery UI icon. Not as popular as framework brother, but worth being interested in. Similairly, made using
border-radius
property.
Impressive CSS Logo replicationsName: Justin Sepulveda
Nice piece of icon set. All made with pure css and use
border-radius
,
gradient
,
transform
properties. It’s nice to see people come up with such amazing replicas. Awesome!
Opera LogoName: David DeSandro
Nicely made Opera icon. Extensive usage of
border-radius
,
gradient
could provide this extensively awesome effect. Logo doesn’t look the same on all browsers, especially on IE.IE.
iOS iconsName: Louis Harboe
Great work. Advanced css3 involved.
Name: Zander Martineau
I didn’t know making triangles out of css2 was possible, till this article research. Here you can find some pretty and simple stuff like rss icon, heart icon or triangle.
Name: Andreas Jacob
Made by with CSS3 & the CSS 4D Framework by Andreas Jacob. Animation work is decent but for now only works in Safari 5.
Name: Andrew Kelly
Gradients, Shadows and rounded borders used. Nice final effect.
Name: Radu Chelariu
Great use of gradients and amazing footer. No images used!
Name: Nicolas GallagherAll examples use simple, semantic HTML. No empty elements, no unnecessary extra elements, no JavaScript, no images.
Name: Lucian MarinPeculiar is icon package made only in CSS. It was created for sites and web applications that depend on fewer HTTP requests as possible or don’t need to use any image at all.
Name: Giacomo Bartoli
Obviously used @font-face with little shadow and rounded borders.
Name: Collin Henderson
CSS only Logo of Canadian Transporter. Simply done with use of
border-radius