In this tutorial, I’d like to explore how you can embellish a simple search form. We won’t be doing anything crazy, instead exploring four different takes on how you can spruce up a search input with the help of CSS transitions. You Already Have a Basic Search Box In your HTML file you’ll need to need to create a search input to get started. If you take a look at the code below you’ll notice four different things: a .box div, a .container-1 div, an .icon , and the search input itself. All of the four examples will have a search box – naturally – as well as a looking class icon. Each of the four examples will be housed in a container so that we can manipulate the search input independently. Lastly, the box div is responsible for keeping the container centered. Adding Font Awesome Font Awesome is an icon library. You can learn more about the project on Font Awesome’s own website
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