17 CSS Libraries & Frameworks You Should be Using

In this post i’ve collected 17 CSS libraries & frameworks you should be using for 2016. For the most part, they all refers to a collection of assets that are design to speed up the development. Let us look at few of the CSS Libraries & Frameworks that are best in the business. See what works for you best.

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Repaintless

Repaintless.css is a lightweight animation library. Basic idea is to remove transition from element, not to apply it while animating.

Baloon

Balloon.css lets you add tooltips to elements without JavaScript and in just a few lines of CSS.

Brand colors

A color collection available in sass, less, stylus and css.

Timelined

Customizable CSS-only vertical timeline.

Imagehover

Imagehover.css is a lovingly crafted CSS library allowing you to easily implement scaleable image hover effects.

Driveway

Driveaway is pure CSS masonry layout aid.

CSShake

Some CSS classes to move your DOM!

CSSgram

Simply put, CSSgram is a library for editing your images with Instagram-like filters directly in CSS.

MegaType

A responsive typographic baseline for the web.

sanitize.css

sanitize.css corrects broken and missing styles in all browsers so that elements always render consistently.

Tachyons

Functional CSS for humans.

Motion UI

A Sass library for creating CSS transitions and animations from your friends at ZURB. Originally integrated into Foundation for Apps, the code is now a standalone library, soon to be used by Foundation for Sites and Foundation for Apps.

Table Grid

Every grid to date uses floats or some inline-block hackery. That’s so 2013 though, and seeing that it’s now 2016, we need something newer, faster, and stronger.