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Responsive SVGs
Stretch your knowledge of working with SVGs for scalable, responsive experiences.
Stretch your knowledge of working with SVGs for scalable, responsive experiences.
New CSS units that account for mobile viewports with dynamic toolbars.
MANTINE UI
134 responsive components
built with Mantine
Build your next website even faster with premade responsive components designed and built by Mantine maintainers and community. All components are free forever for everyone
134 responsive components
built with Mantine
Build your next website even faster with premade responsive components designed and built by Mantine maintainers and community. All components are free forever for everyone
HTML5 UP
... makes spiffy HTML5
site templates that are:
Fully
Responsive Built on intelligent
HTML5 + CSS3 Super
Customizable100% Free under the
Creative Commons
... makes spiffy HTML5
site templates that are:
Fully
Responsive Built on intelligent
HTML5 + CSS3 Super
Customizable100% Free under the
Creative Commons
3 easy CSS tricks for responsive websites I use for every project
Hassle free responsive HTML email templates
Starting a new project? Save yourself the pain of coding HTML email and use these tested, accessible and beautiful emails.
Starting a new project? Save yourself the pain of coding HTML email and use these tested, accessible and beautiful emails.
CSS Comparison Functions (min(), max(), clamp()) become supported in Firefox on 8 April 2020, which means that they are now supported in all major browsers. Those CSS functions will provide us with ways to have dynamic layouts and more flexible design components. They can be used for container sizes, font-size, padding. and a lot more. Even more, web designers might need to think differently while designing layouts because of these exciting CSS functions.
In this article, I will try as much as I can to make them clear, explain all the points of confusion that might happen, and provide some practical examples and use-cases.
In this article, I will try as much as I can to make them clear, explain all the points of confusion that might happen, and provide some practical examples and use-cases.
Fluid, flexible & simple typography
This small CSS library serves to avoid the responsive web by focusing on pure fluidity in which the system communicates what size to be rendered. Recommend to be used for blogs, portfolios, documentation & and simplistic text websites.
This small CSS library serves to avoid the responsive web by focusing on pure fluidity in which the system communicates what size to be rendered. Recommend to be used for blogs, portfolios, documentation & and simplistic text websites.
Responsive Images on the Apple Watch
grid area "grid-template-areas"
Responsive, sortable, filterable and draggable grid layouts
Mansonry, Packery...
Mansonry, Packery...
Touch Devices Should Not Be Judged By Their Size
An article on how to make embedded SVGs cross-browser responsive. We're going to cover embedding techniques, how to apply the "Padding Hack" and how to use inline media queries to make SVGs adaptive.