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Using an HTML Search bar is a big part of discovering information on the web. Many websites include them in the design of their pages and apps. Moreover, intuitively designed search bars should be easy to use and understand because they gather and deliver the information you are searching for. Down below you will find examples of search bars from codepen.io and around the web.
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Simple Search Bar
The Simple Search Bar project on codepen.io is just plain simple. To demonstrate, in this example the author has created a search box that only uses CSS and HTML. Additionally, the search bar uses a percent width property. Since the width property is used with a percent, it automatically resizes itself as the browser changes shape. As a result, this bar is considered responsive to different window sizes and orientations.
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UI Search Bar
The UI Search Bar project on codepen.io is an expanding HTML search bar. To demonstrate, this search bar expands whenever the user clicks on the search icon. Firstly, the search icons animate to become an x button, and an HTML input field slides out to the left. Additionally, this example uses the CSS before and CSS after pseudo-element selectors to animate the icon button. In addition, the selectors use the transition-timing-function with a cubic-bezier to create an animation curve that controls the speed of the animation at different points. As a result, you can see this effect as it transitions to a different icon.
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Search Bar Animation
The Search Bar Animation is a project on codepen.io. This is an example of a search box that transforms from a magnifying glass icon. To illustrate, the effect starts whenever the user clicks on the icon. First, the handle of the icon transforms into an x button. Last, the circle of the magnifying glass transforms into a rectangle that they can start typing in. This design is simple as it is created out of lines.
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HTML Search Bar
The HTML Search Bar is a project on codepen.io. This example is recreated from a concept on Dribble. The search box is built inside of an HTML form element. This form includes an input element and button element. With the include elements included, this form is almost ready to be used on a live website.
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Animated Search Interaction
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Pure CSS Expanding Search Bar
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Material Design Search Bar
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Transparent Search Bar
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Simple HTML Search Bar
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Wikipedia Morphing Search
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Navigation Bar Search Bar Concept
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Apple Inspired Style Search Bar Overlay
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Pure CSS Animated Search Bar and Icon
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Neumorphism Search Bar
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