π¨ CSS Art: "Hacker's Haven" β Office Culture Redefined
This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Office Edition sponsored by Axero, CSS Art: Office Culture.
π§ Inspiration
When you think of a modern digital workspace, what's more iconic than a dual-monitor setup, a mechanical keyboard, and a cozy desk filled with gadgets? For this CSS art challenge, I wanted to create a "Hacker-style home office" scene β a space that feels alive with glowing monitors, RGB keys, and small but intentional details like a water bottle, headphones, mouse, and pyramid-shaped wall art.
This is a tribute to those of us who spend countless hours building, coding, designing, and dreaming β in our own digital caves.
π Demo
Here's the final output of my CSS office setup:
π Live Demo: https://thecoderadi.github.io/Hacker-s-Haven/
π Code: https://github.com/TheCoderAdi/Hacker-s-Haven
π¨ Journey
The scene was built using only HTML and CSS β no external images or JavaScript. Hereβs a breakdown of the process:
-
Perspective & 3D Feel: I used
transform
,perspective
, androtateX/Y
to give depth to the desk and devices. - Monitor Effects: Each monitor has a unique content block β one with glowing terminal-style text, and another with animated green bars.
- Glassmorphism: The container div uses backdrop blur and soft borders to simulate a futuristic glass wall.
- Accessories: Everything from the bottle to the headphones was hand-crafted using only CSS box-model elements and a lot of tweaking.
- Keyboard Glow: A custom RGB-like animation simulates key lighting, giving it a cyberpunk vibe.
- Robot Wall Art: A minimalist robot drawing mounted on the wall just for fun (and to add personality)!
I learned a ton about layering, keyframe animations, and perspective transforms β and just how expressive pure CSS can be.
π‘ Whatβs Next
Iβd love to:
- Add a toggle for day/night mode
- Animate the terminal text typing line-by-line
- Make the scene partially interactive with small JS additions after the challenge ends
π₯ Credits
This was a solo submission.
If you found this fun or inspiring, feel free to fork it or remix it for your own virtual office!
π· License
MIT License β feel free to use or adapt with attribution.
Thanks to DEV and Axero for this amazing challenge! π
Letβs continue making the web more expressive and fun β one div at a time!
Top comments (2)
This is good π
Thank you π
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