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LanguageOpen-source projects built with CSS
There are currently 111 open-source projects built with CSS, with a combined total of 1322.4k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is JavaScript.
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A cross-browser library of ready-to-use CSS animations that are easy to implement.
A cross-browser library of ready-to-use CSS animations that are easy to implement.
The Internet's icon library and toolkit, providing scalable vector icons via SVG, font, and CSS.
An open-source HTML presentation framework for creating beautiful, interactive slides directly in the browser.
A modern CSS reset that normalizes browser defaults and fixes inconsistencies while preserving useful styles.
An open source app development toolkit for building cross-platform native and Progressive Web Apps from a single codebase with JavaScript and the Web.
A lightweight open-source JavaScript library for building mobile-friendly interactive maps.
A free, open-source component library for Tailwind CSS with customizable, accessible UI components.
An open-source HTML5 video player and framework supporting all common media formats including HLS and DASH.
A library of 110+ animated, customizable React components for building visually striking websites.
A JavaScript library for creating fullscreen scrolling websites with horizontal sliders inside sections.
A modern open-source code editor for web development, built with web technologies.
A vanilla HTML/CSS/JS library for adding Material Design components to static websites.
Dynamically generates interactive API documentation from OpenAPI/Swagger specifications.
A lightweight JavaScript library for animating elements on scroll with CSS-driven transitions.
A modular, framework-independent JavaScript image gallery and lightbox for mobile and desktop.
A lightweight JavaScript library for creating step-by-step onboarding tours and product walkthroughs on websites.
A JavaScript library that transforms long, unwieldy HTML select boxes into user-friendly, searchable dropdowns.
A collection of smooth, customizable loading spinners animated entirely with CSS.
A library providing standard Unicode emoji support across all platforms with consistent vector and raster graphics.
A vanilla JavaScript WYSIWYG editor that clones Medium.com's inline toolbar using the contenteditable API.
Automatically add a customizable progress bar to your website that tracks page load and AJAX requests.
A community-curated list of flexbox browser bugs and cross-browser workarounds for them.
Generate comprehensive data quality profiles and exploratory data analysis reports for Pandas and Spark DataFrames with a single line of code.
A simple, in-browser, markdown-driven slideshow tool for creating presentations directly from Markdown.
A curated collection of all country flags in SVG format with CSS for easy web integration.
A JavaScript library that transforms any credit card form into an interactive card preview with one line of code.
A curated set of user interface interactions, effects, widgets, and themes built on top of jQuery.
A performant CSS library for smooth transitions and animations targeting 60fps on mobile web.
A browser-based frontend to gdb (GNU debugger) for C, C++, Go, Rust, and Fortran debugging.
A comprehensive dark theme for GitHub that applies across the website, extensions, and syntax highlighting.
A CSS color system with better default colors for web development and prototyping.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library for creating animated loading spinners with CSS animations.
A Vue 2/3 table component solution with Excel-like editing, virtual scrolling, and enterprise-grade features.
A unified HTML5 audio/video player with consistent UI across browsers, supporting MP4, WebM, MP3, HLS, Dash, YouTube, and more.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript datepicker with modular CSS for easy styling.
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