This is a list of useful CSS related stuff.
Learn CSS
| Name |
Note |
| css-tricks |
A great website about css and many others |
| smashmagzine |
A great website about web design |
| codepen |
You can find many interesting stuff on it |
References
| Name |
Note |
| css-almanac |
A reference guide to the many(but not all) features of CSS. |
| MDN-CSS |
CSS on MDN, recommended for daily use |
| W3C-CSS |
CSS on w3c.org |
CSS Naming Conventions
| Name |
Note |
| BEM |
aka "Block Element Modifier" |
| SMACSS |
pronounced “smacks”, Scalable and Modular Architecture for CSS |
| oocss |
Object Oriented CSS Framework |
CSS Tools:
| Name |
Note |
| Sass |
Sass is a professional grade CSS extension language, aka CSS pre-processor |
| Less |
Less is a CSS pre-processor, kinda similar to Sass |
| Compass |
a CSS Authoring Framework or Library, it uses Sass under the hood |
| PostCSS |
a powerful competitor to Sass Less etc |
| SassMeister |
A Online Sass Playground |
| cssnext |
Use tomorrow's css today! |
| CSS Modules |
Avoid Global CSS styles |
| stylelint |
A modern linter for CSS |
CSS with JS:
| Name |
Note |
| JSS |
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| Radium |
for React.js |
| [][] |
Angular2 Component Styles(use css class mangling) |
| [][] |
React Component Styles(use csss class mangling?) |
| [][] |
Polymer Component Styles(use Shadow DOM) |
CSS Frameworks
| Name |
Note |
| Bootstrap |
A very popular CSS framework, by Twitter engineers |
| Foundation |
Another popular CSS framework |
| Pure |
A very light-weight and simple css, by Yahoo engineers |
| Material-Design-Lite |
A lite material design framework by Google |
| MUI |
a lightweight CSS framework that follows Google's Material Design guidelines |
| Material-UI |
A Set of React Components that Implement Google's Material Design |
| Materialize |
A modern responsive front-end framework based on Material Design |
CSS Shims
Utilities
| Name |
Note |
| caniuse.com |
Powerful css/js/html feature lookup |
| html5please |
HTML5 feature lookup |
| codepen |
A great place to play css/html/js, to share code, or to find something fun! |
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