SNIPPETS / OPEN SOURCE
Complete, reviewed HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and advanced implementation patterns—useful before you ever buy a thing.
01 / START HERE
Zero dependencies. No account. Paste into CodePen, a static page, or your own project.
A responsive project grid with text search, category buttons, result counts, an honest empty state, keyboard focus, and reduced-motion support.
Receipt: six cards, three filters, zero dependencies.
A native dialog pattern with an explicit name, real close controls, backdrop-only dismissal, scroll containment, and opener focus restoration.
Receipt: Escape works, the form scrolls, and backdrop clicks stay honest.
A paste-ready copy control with secure-context Clipboard API support, a local fallback, button-state feedback, and a polite live announcement.
Receipt: copied, failed, and manual fallback are all named states.
A dependency-free tabs pattern with complete ARIA relationships, roving tabindex, keyboard navigation, and responsive overflow.
Receipt: one tab stop, four navigation keys, zero hidden focus traps.
A progressive-enhancement FAQ using native details and summary, plus optional expand-all and collapse-all controls with live feedback.
Receipt: four answers, native keyboard behavior, optional bulk controls.
02 / CREATOR TOOLS
Small interface patterns for portfolios, launches, forms, and product surfaces.
A compact textarea helper with an actual maxlength, visible counter, near-limit state, reset behavior, and no fake submission.
Receipt: the visible count and browser-enforced limit always agree.
A three-state notification stack that preserves messages until dismissal, keeps the queue bounded, and never steals focus.
Receipt: three states, three-message cap, explicit dismissal.
A token-driven theme control with semantic buttons, aria-pressed state, visible confirmation, and no framework or storage dependency.
Receipt: one token surface, three named states, no hidden persistence.
A responsive comparison surface whose reveal can be changed by pointer or keyboard, with a visible percentage and a no-image demo state.
Receipt: pointer optional, percentage visible, source images replaceable.
03 / ADVANCED
Useful when your project already speaks Angular, Firebase, or Stripe.
A tiny pattern that avoids `($event.target as HTMLInputElement)` in templates and keeps control-flow pages clean.
Receipt: no template errors. ever again.
A bounded-query approach for nextActionAt that keeps your queue fast, predictable, and index-friendly.
Receipt: overdue doesn’t hide. it screams.
A compact metadata convention for linking payments → intakes → people without mystery or manual cleanup.
Receipt: every payment knows what it paid for.
04 / MARKETPLACE DROPS
Only released, priced products from the canonical CILC Shop appear here.
A complete Angular starting point for a public website plus application UI, with routing, accessibility, SEO, common states, tests, and release checks already organized.
A source-code reference for replacing one bounded spreadsheet or request queue with searchable work, clear ownership, due actions, safer bulk triage, and server-authored audit events.
A source-code kit for launching a branded, small-catalog checkout in your own application with server-owned prices, verified order state, fulfillment hooks, refunds, recovery, tests, and operating guides already organized.
Start with a reviewed payment foundation, then scope the exact one-time, recurring, invoice, saved-method, existing-system, or connected-account onboarding and payout flow your product needs.
A source-code implementation kit for adding a branded deposit checkout to a service, booking, reservation, or paid-intake flow—without sending buyers to a generic payment page.
