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Is there a page similar to JSbin where I can test HTML and CSS + provide "fiddlable" examples to you?

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Yes there is!

jsFiddle

Don't be put off by the 'js' in the name. It has fields for HTML, CSS and JS. You could leave the JS blank and just use the HTML and CSS.

Here is an example of first-child in CSS, to show how small your snippets can be.

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Dabblet

This one is the new one on the block and it is fantastic! Integrates nicely with git as well :)

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CodePen.io

I really like CodePen quite a bit. I pay for the pro version so I get a lot of realtime collaboration abilities as well as presentation modes. I use "professor mode" a lot because I mentor a few people and hold small online classes.

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jsDo.it

Don't be put off by the 'js' in the name. It has fields for HTML, CSS and JS. You could leave the JS blank and just use the HTML and CSS.

Here is an example of first-child in CSS, to show how small your snippets can be.

Excuse the blatant copy and paste, the same description works for this site, too. I, however prefer jsfiddle.

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CSSDesk

This one is nice if you don't need any JS.

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Liveweave

You can try Liveweave . It even supports context-sensitive auto-completion for HTML5 & CSS3, which is really helpful for most web designers.