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hey guys hey going today Ill be showing you how to create a custom radio group using pure HTML and CSS so were going to be creating a design that looks something like this so Im sure many of you have seen a design like this on the web before its quite easy to use you simply choose an option and that right there is going to be your now selected option so its very easy to do using pure HTML CSS theres no need for any JavaScript in order for this to work so lets go inside this tab right here and begin from scratch so inside the text editor were going to firstly go inside the body and make a new div with a class of radio and this dip right here is going to be the main container for each one of our options so now were going to be taking advantage of the actual HTML input with a type of radio so for our first option lets say input with a type of radio with a name of something like my radio and an ID of my radio number 1 so obviously for each one of your options the name should stay