CSSgram is a CSS image filter library and framework that provides a system of reusable mixins and classes for implementing visual image effects. It enables CSS-based image processing to modify the appearance of images directly in the browser without requiring server-side processing. The project facilitates client-side photo processing and frontend visual styling by applying photographic style filters and color presets to web images. It uses a combination of CSS filters and blend modes to achieve these effects through the assignment of predefined class names to HTML elements.
98.css is a CSS retro UI framework and component library designed to recreate the visual aesthetic of legacy desktop operating systems. It serves as a retro design system and web UI emulator, providing a collection of styles to build faithful reproductions of vintage user interfaces. The framework employs a CSS-only component architecture to emulate classic software environments. It uses border-shadow emulation and state-based visual transitions to simulate physical button presses and three-dimensional panels without requiring external JavaScript logic. The library covers a wide range of int
WeUI is a mobile web UI library and design system consisting of CSS components and HTML templates. It is specifically designed to replicate the visual identity and interface of the WeChat messaging ecosystem, providing a standardized set of components to build responsive mobile web interfaces. The library functions as a stateless component system, utilizing a pure CSS architecture and HTML templates that rely on external JavaScript for interactivity. It employs a BEM-based class naming convention to manage component nesting and prevent style leakage across complex layouts. The framework incl
Ratchet is a web-based mobile UI framework and component-based library designed to create responsive mobile application interfaces. It provides a CSS mobile layout system that allows for the development of application frontends using standard web technologies. The framework focuses on mobile app interface design and rapid prototyping, utilizing pre-styled visual elements to ensure consistent styling across various screen sizes and resolutions. The system employs a CSS-only approach to define interactive states and layouts, incorporating a grid-based responsive layout and utility-first styles