What is simpsons-in-css?

This repository contains drawings of Simpsons characters made entirely out of CSS code. There are no image files involved: each character is built from scratch using only the styling language that web browsers use to control how pages look. The result is a purely code-based recreation of recognizable figures from the animated show. CSS is normally used for things like choosing fonts, setting colors, or arranging page layouts. Projects like this one push that tool to its creative limits, constructing shapes, colors, and facial features purely through stacked rules and positioning. It is a common type of CSS art project, and this one focuses specifically on the Simpsons cast. The repository links to a live project page where you can see the characters rendered in a browser. The README is brief and does not go into detail about which characters are included or how the code is organized, so browsing the project page or the source files directly is the best way to get a full picture. The project carries a copyright disclaimer noting that all images are property of their respective owners. This is a fan-made, non-commercial creative exercise rather than an official product. If you are not a developer, there is nothing to install or run here. Opening the linked project page in any modern browser is all you need to see the finished artwork. For those curious about the code, the CSS files themselves show how each shape and color was defined to build up a recognizable character from nothing but text instructions.