The <select> element's appearance, including the button, selected option, picker dropdown, and options, can be customized using CSS.

The <geolocation> HTML element represents a button that, upon activation, prompts the user to choose whether to grant the page access to geolocation data.

The closedby HTML attribute for <dialog> sets which user actions close a dialog. For example, closedby="any" allows the dialog to be closed by clicking outside of it.

The ability to control the opacity of a color picked using <input type="color"> and determine the colorspace of the selected color.

The <input type="week"> HTML element shows a week picker.

The switch attribute, when present on an <input type="checkbox"> HTML element, renders a switch control with an on and off state instead of a checkbox control.

The <input type="color"> HTML element shows a color picker from which users can choose a color value.

The <input type="month"> HTML element shows a month picker.

A <canvas> HTML element with the layoutsubtree attribute can draw descendant elements in its rendering context. You can use it to style and layout text in a canvas, expose canvas content to browser features (like accessibility, translate, or find-in-page), and apply 2D and 3D effects to HTML.

Attributes and properties of table elements, such as align, vAlign, noWrap, bgcolor, or char set various visual presentation properties of the table and its sections and cells.