CSS3
LanguageOpen-source projects built with CSS3
There are currently 19 open-source projects built with CSS3, with a combined total of 183.2k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is JavaScript.
Showing 19 open-source projects
A presentation framework using CSS3 transforms and transitions to create Prezi-like non-linear presentations in modern browsers.
A free and open-source web builder framework for creating templates and pages visually without coding.
A standalone JavaScript library for creating parallax scrolling and scroll-driven animations using CSS-like data attributes.
A browser-based puzzle game where players combine numbered tiles to reach 2048.
A jQuery plugin for creating full-screen, one-page-at-a-time scrolling websites similar to Apple's iPhone 5S site.
A responsive CSS grid system built with CSS3 Flexbox for modern web layouts.
A responsive CSS grid system built with CSS3 Flexbox for modern web layouts.
A lightweight CSS library providing a collection of ready-to-use, cross-browser CSS3 animations with special effects.
A pure CSS library for creating accessible, customizable tooltips using ARIA attributes and pseudo-elements.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library for creating touch-enabled slideout navigation menus in mobile web apps.
A lightweight JavaScript library for creating interactive HTML5 timeline visualizations.
A JavaScript library and tool for generating beautiful CSS3 keyframe animations with a simple API.
A small JavaScript library for creating CSS3-backed animations with a simple, elegant API.
A collection of CSS3 list scroll effects with touch support for iOS and Android.
A jQuery plugin for adding CSS animated page transitions to websites with simple configuration.
A desktop markdown editor that previews elements inline as you type, eliminating the need for a separate preview pane.
A JavaScript and CSS3 library for creating and managing progress bars for any element on a webpage.
Enhances input and textarea fields with CSS3 animations for typing and deleting effects.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library implementing Google Material Design progress bars with CSS3 and vanilla JS.
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