CodePen.IO

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I experimented with a project on CodePen called Dancing Dots.  It's purely CSS and HTML.  I was able to change the colors as well as the frequency of the dots and their speed.  



The second project I tweaked with was "Random Fractal".  It utilizes Javascript, and you're able to change the stroke width of the lines and the background color.  The Javascript is set up to randomize the fractal pattern on every mouse click.




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