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12 Creative Toggle Designs for Your Inspiration (with Code) πŸŽ¨πŸ’–

Creating engaging and user-friendly interfaces is crucial in web and app development. Toggle switches, though simple, play a significant role in enhancing user experience by providing an intuitive way to control settings.

However, finding the perfect toggle design that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing can be a challenge for developers. This article addresses the problem by showcasing 12 creative examples with code.

For developers, this collection offers valuable inspiration and practical implementation tips. These creative toggle designs help enhance the overall user experience and make your projects more visually appealing.

All snippets are interactive, so feel free to try them out on the go. Hopefully, these will be useful for you! Let's dive in!


1. Skillet Switch

By: Jon Kantner

2. Squishy Switch

By: Nicolas Jesenberger

3. Colorful Theme Switch

By: Jon Kantner

4. Toothed Toggle

By: Josetxu

5. Merging Letter Toggle

By: Jon Kantner

6. Gooey Toggle Switch

By: Nicolas Jesenberger

7. Neon Toggle Switch

By: Jon Kantner

8. Night && Day Toggle

By: Jhey

9. Light/Dark Toggle

By: Jon Kantner

10. Day and Night Toggle

By: Aysenur Turk

11. City Life Toggle

By: Josetxu

12. Sci-Fi Door Lock Toggle

By: Chris Gannon


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Meir Meir β€’

Brilliant!

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Madza β€’

Thank you so much!

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Elanat Framework β€’

Thanks for sharing

These designs are minimal and not boring in the long term.

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Madza β€’

Happy to hear that and thanks a lot!

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FrontEndWebDeveloping β€’

Nifty.

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Madza β€’

Thanks for checking them out and I hope they were useful!

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FrontEndWebDeveloping β€’

Your very thorough about replying. Thank you!

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Eckehard β€’ β€’ Edited

Beautiful! How much time did you spend to build this - design isnΒ΄t the right word - applications? Maybe most important: How much heavier will they make my apps?

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Madza β€’

Please see the respective authors for each project and explore other works of them as well! This article is a compilation of some of the favorites I have discovered on Codepen.

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Sarma Akondi β€’

Amazing 😻

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Madza β€’

Thanks a lot for checking out the article! πŸ‘πŸ’―

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