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right in this video tutorial weamp;#39;re going to be covering how to create custom checkboxes with pure CSS let me show you what it look like here you can see we have a little bit of animation that happens we can check these things on and off and all of this is done without any JavaScript just CSS so follow along okay so for this sample weamp;#39;re going to have a little bit of code here set up Iamp;#39;m not going to type all this out youamp;#39;ll check the description if you want to grab a copy of this and itamp;#39;s finished form to follow along Iamp;#39;ve just got a form tag Iamp;#39;ve got a input type of check box and then a label notice how the label comes after the input field and thatamp;#39;s important to make this little trick work with CSS so Iamp;#39;ve just got three different groups nested inside of these little paragraph tags each one has a label notice for checkbox groups you have to have the name attribute has to be the same for each of your chec