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Propeller is a front-end responsive framework based on Google’s Material Design Standards & Bootstrap. You know Material Design is a visual language created by Google that synthesises the classic principles of good design with the innovation and possibility of technology and science and Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JS framework in the world for building responsive, mobile-first projects on the web so this CSS framework is the combination of Material Design and…

This is for everyone who wants a responsive navigation bar that looks good on every screensize, lightweight and easy to implement. You know existing “premade” navbars are usually packed with a full blown CSS framework and rely heavily on JS. If you are already using Bootstrap for your site maybe it’s not worth it but I would still recommend giving it a try for the fancy colors and animations. It’s around 2KB miniefied, gzipped and…

An immersive transition effect powered by image masks and CSS transforms developed by Codyhouse. You can take advantage of the PNG transparencies to zoom through the mask layer, into a project background image. If you want to change the color of the .png masks, you can easily do it in Photoshop (or any other graphic tool) by applying a color overlay to the whole image layer. If you plan to create your own masks, please…

This is a couple of schematic, inspirational proof-of-concepts for how to show the search interface on a website using CSS animations developed by Codrops. You will explore some different layouts combined with some engaging CSS animations. The demos all have a schematic look and almost all of them show the search interface when clicking on the search icon that is always placed in the top right corner of the page (except for demo 2 where…

This is a great resource developed by Codrops. Basically a collection of ideas for revealing content in a schematic box look as seen around the Web lately. The effect first shows a decorative block element drawn and when it starts to decrease its size, it uncovers some content underneath. This effect is being used some designs recently.The main idea is to reveal content in a schematic box look. The effect first shows a decorative block…

DateDropper is a powerful yet smallest jQuery UI Datepicker for oyur design projects. It’s been developed by Felice Gattuso. Basically DateDropper is a jQuery plugin that provides a quick and easy way to manage dates for input fields. 18 languages are supported. This new version comes with a few more features like translation mode, new and improved UI design etc.. It’s really easy to implement into your projects: 1. Add datedropper libs on your HTML…

Here is an another bran new CSS spinners and loaders collection. This set has been developed by Nitish Kumar. Each of these CSS spinners and loaders is modular, customizable and developed using Single HTML Element Code. You are free to use CSSPIN Spinners and Loaders in Dev Projects. How CSS Structure Works? – CSS File named csspin.css consists CSS of all the spinners – CSS File named csspin-xxxx.css consists CSS of respective spinners

A simple template that lets you display events on a timeline, as well as organize them in groups – week days, conference rooms etc.. It’s been developed by Codyhouse guys When we check the schedule of a conference or the timetable of the classes or whatever you need the basic information. From a web designer perspective, it is handy to have a simple, responsive template to use if you ever need to create a schedule…

This is a fun experiment with proof-of-concepts for various simple media pop ups on hover or touch. The idea is to show images, videos or other media in a pop up style with different effects. It’s been developed by Codrops. The idea comes mainly from Forward Festival’s website and Tim Holman’s rad GifLinks project. Please keep in mind that this is a proof-of-concept with the aim to show a variety of effects. Some of these…

Simple loaders for your web applications using only one div and pure CSS. Usually it’s common to show a loader to the users when they must wait something in a web application (an ajax request or a form submit, etc). _Gif_image loaders was great but using CSS we can avoid the image request, also it’s easier for customise and maintain and it’s more cool. Add the CSS file in your project and add the link…