Naked Number
No thumb: the number itself is the handle. Digits roll like an odometer, it stretches with speed, and you can type into it.
Experimental · Platform Lab
CSS reads the thumb position through a view-timeline: a live readout with no JavaScript at all.
Drag; the number is computed by CSS alone.
Tab to the slider, then ← → to step, PgUp PgDn to jump, Home End for the ends.
A native range input is the real control: it owns the value, the keyboard and what screen readers hear. Everything you see is drawn from it.
No libraries, just HTML, CSS and JavaScript
The concept
A live readout with no JavaScript: CSS reads the thumb position through a scroll-driven timeline. It shows how far the platform can go.
5 real-world places this slider fits, from product UIs to marketing pages.
Controls that work before or without JavaScript.
Lightweight interactive widgets with minimal code.
Demonstrating modern CSS to developers.
A progressive-enhancement reference component.
Fewer scripts for kiosks and old phones.
Implementation
Two files and a small shared scaffold. Copy them, or take the whole package.
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