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Cookie Consent Box using HTML, CSS, and Javascript

Hello readers, today in this blog you'll learn how to create a cookie consent box using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. In our previous blog, we saw how to make a password show/hide toggler using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Now it's time to create a cookie consent box. I have shared many things on this blog. So don't forget to check.

The cookie consent box is used on websites to give access to cookie management to the user/client. Client/user can easily allow or disable cookies on their browser. If you accept the consent that means you allow that website to collect personal data and store it on your browser. Cookies are used to give the best experience to the user/client.

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In this design, we have a box with a cookie icon, some text, and two buttons. This box is placed at the left bottom of the page. When the user clicks on it then the box hides with a smooth transition. If the user clicks on the accept button then the box will be hidden for one month after one month the box will be visible. It stores cookies in the browser of the user for one month. If cookie settings are disabled for the site then it shows an alert to the user for changing cookie settings. If you're a bit confused then you watch the video tutorial on this.

Cookie Consent Box Video Tutorial

In this video, I have shown the full process to make this cookie consent box. I hope you have understood what I was trying to say. The layout of this project has been made by using HTML, CSS and a bit of javascript is also used. If you are a beginner then you can also create this consent box and take it to next level.


Cookie Consent Box using HTML, CSS, and Javascript [Source Code]


I hope you liked it. So if you wanna make it then you'll have to follow these steps, first of all, create three files first HTML and the second CSS, and the third Javascript after creating the files make sure the file extensions .html for the HTML file and .css for the CSS file and .js for Javascript file. Now, simply paste the code into your files. Now you have created a cookie consent box. You can also download files.

Zip File's Password = InCoderWeb

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