SVG Backgrounds VS 100 CSS Buttons

Customize, scalable backgrounds and patterns for free

From Signups to Sales, digital actions would be impossible without buttons.

Scalability
SVG backgrounds are resolution-independent and can be scaled to any size without losing quality. This makes them ideal for responsive web design.
Small File Size
SVG files are typically smaller in size compared to other image formats like JPEG or PNG. This can lead to faster load times and improved performance of web pages.
Editability
SVGs are based on XML, which means they can be easily edited with text editors or manipulated with CSS and JavaScript, offering high customization capabilities.
Accessibility
SVGs can be made accessible by adding descriptive text and titles within the XML, improving the overall accessibility of the website.
Interactivity
SVGs can incorporate animations and interactivity directly within the image, enabling more engaging and dynamic user experiences.

Complexity
Creating or editing complex SVGs can be challenging and may require specialized skills or software, which might not be as intuitive as raster graphics editors.
Browser Compatibility
While modern browsers support SVG, some older browsers or specific browser versions may not fully support all SVG features, potentially leading to rendering issues.
Performance with Complexity
For very complex SVGs, rendering can become resource-intensive, which may impact performance, especially on lower-end devices or within low-power states.
Security Risks
SVG files can include JavaScript, which might pose security risks such as cross-site scripting (XSS) if not properly sanitized and handled securely.
Limited Support in Email
SVG support in email clients can be inconsistent, meaning that SVG backgrounds might not display as intended in all email applications.

Diversity of Styles
The collection offers a wide variety of button styles, giving developers plenty of options to match different design needs and aesthetics.
Ease of Use
Each button comes with its own CSS and HTML code, making it easy for developers to implement them into their projects without starting from scratch.
Live Preview
The website provides a live preview of each button, allowing users to see the interactive effects and styles before implementing them.
Responsive Design
The CSS buttons are designed to be responsive, ensuring they look and function well on various devices and screen sizes.
Customizable
Users can easily customize the buttons according to their specific requirements by modifying the provided CSS code.
Free Resource
The buttons are available for free, allowing developers to enhance their web projects without incurring additional costs.

Overwhelming Choices
With 100 different button styles, users may find it difficult to choose the right one for their project, especially if they are indecisive.
Code Complexity
Some button styles might have complex CSS code, which could be challenging for beginners to understand and modify.
Browser Compatibility
Certain styles and effects may not be fully compatible with older browsers, requiring developers to test and possibly adjust the code.
No JavaScript Interactivity
The buttons primarily focus on CSS styling, meaning that additional JavaScript might be needed for complex interactive behaviors.
Limited Functionality
While aesthetically pleasing, the buttons are mainly for visual appeal and do not offer advanced functional capabilities out of the box.
Dependency on External Styles
Using these buttons might introduce dependencies on specific CSS frameworks or libraries, which could conflict with existing styles in a project.