In this video, I showcase a fully handcrafted Among Us Speed Art created entirely using HTML and CSS — no images, no JavaScript, and no external libraries. Every part of the crewmate is built from scratch using pure code and frontend creativity.
This code art project demonstrates:
• How to structure the crewmate body using only div elements and CSS positioning
• Clever use of border-radius, gradients, and box shadows to replicate the iconic look
• Designing detailed parts like the body, visor, and backpack purely with CSS
• Creating a responsive layout that scales smoothly across devices
• Using ::before and ::after pseudo-elements to minimize HTML clutter
• Subtle animations to make the crewmate feel alive
• Achieving vibrant visual output with clean and maintainable code
• A fun and geeky frontend challenge to enhance your CSS skills
This walkthrough is ideal for frontend beginners, web designers, and creative developers who want to explore CSS beyond layouts and styling.
By the end, you’ll have a fully functional, responsive Among Us crewmate made entirely in code — perfect for your portfolio, blog, or CodePen showcase.
Get the source code on GitHub: github.com/CodeWithHim0/AmongUs
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