As web standards are changing constantly and being improved, we see now that web browsers can do many more things than just displaying text and images. The era of having web pages with just images and text is long gone and in order for you to be successful in this competitive area, you need to be very creative and stand out from the crowd. Animations on websites are great, and, more and more web designers…
Fractures is a baseline atomic CSS toolkit that helps you bootstrap design-systems and prototypes by providing a set of non-blocking, atomic, utility classes.It’s been developed by Krisztian Puska – a developer and designer from Hungary.The project consists of a library providing a set of CSS utility classes for handling spacing, grids, alignment and even typography in a matter of seconds. Features: – You can design with — not around it. Leaves UI untouched. – Atomic,…
Shoelace.css is a starter kit, not a framework. Think of it as a CSS reset sprinkled with helpful components. Bootstrap users will find it familiar, yet refreshing. Shoelace is highly customizable through CSS variables. It doesn’t require Less, Sass, or any preprocessing at all. Just link to shoelace.css and add customizations directly to your stylesheet. You can use the CDN version or download the source manually.
Spectre.css is a lightweight, responsive and modern CSS framework for faster and extensible development. – Lightweight (~10KB gzipped) starting point for your projects – Flexbox-based, responsive and mobile-friendly layout – Carefully designed elements and components Spectre is a side project based on years of CSS development work on a large web service project. Spectre only includes modern base styles, responsive layout system, CSS components and utilities, and it can be modified for your project with…
This is a couple of ideas for typography animations and letter (hover) effects for playful interactions developed by Codrops. You can find awesome text animations that you can use in your web projects. Letters are such a great thing to play with and they allow for so many interesting interactions and effects to enhance a design and make decorative headlines stand out. The below examples have been created using anime.js. and Charming.js So just see…
This is an experiment where grid items get revealed and unrevealed with animated, morphing SVG paths using anime.js. It’s been developed by Codrops. These effects can look quite interesting on image grids, covering and uncovering every grid item when navigating. The idea was sparked by the beautiful and creative JOHO’s website. The main idea is to use fitting coupled effects that work well with each other, and to play with organic looking shapes. Using SVG…
These are some ideas for previewing or just playing with folders on hover developed by Codrops. The idea is to show a little animation when hovering a folder icon and reveal some kind of preview for what’s inside. The animations are intended as a fun micro-interaction that give the user some kind of hint of what’s inside the hovered folder. A couple of modern CSS properties have been used so this demo only works in…
This is an off-canvas sidebar component with a collection of animations and styles using CSS transitions. It’s been developed by Offir Golan. This addon utilizes contextual components to be able to correctly control and animate necessary elements. If you’re not impressed with the in-house animations and want to create your own, all you have to do is pass the following class to the customAnimation property in the {{burger-menu}} component. If you think your animation would…
mini.css is a tiny CSS toolkit (under 7KB gzipped) that works well on most modern browsers and devices and allows you to customize it quickly and easily. It’s written in Sass and tries to make use of HTML5 semantics and modern patterns to deal with common web design problems. You can learn all about using it, its modules and components. mini.css is crafted with both desktops and mobile devices in mind. All of its components…
This is an experimental hover effects that reveal a stack of multiple colored cards behind the hovered item. It’s been developed by Codrops. The concept stems from the hover effect seen on Merci-Michel which has a really nice feel to it because of its fluidity. The idea is to show a stack behind the hovered thumbnail that has the same main color as the image and then animate the elements in a swift motion. …