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Front-End Development

This repository contains Front-end Development Projects that scale from small to larger.

Refer the below contents, To see the available projects as overview.
 

☰ CONTENTS

  1. Accordions: Collapsible sections that can be expanded or contracted.
  2. Alerts: Messages that notify users of important information or events.
  3. Buttons: Clickable elements for user interaction.
  4. Cards: Container elements for displaying information in a compact format.
  5. Carousels and Sliders: Components that allow users to swipe or scroll through content.
  6. Charts: Visual representations of data, such as bar charts, line charts, and pie charts.
  7. Dropdowns: Menus that expand when clicked.
  8. Forms: Collection of various forms such as login, signup, and so on.
  9. Footers: The bottom section of a webpage, often containing copyright information, navigation links, and social media links.
  10. Hero Sections: The main, prominent section at the top of a page.
  11. Lazy Loading: A technique for deferring the loading of off-screen content.
  12. Loaders and Spinners: Animated indicators that show that a page or element is loading.
  13. Modal Dialogs: Pop-up windows that overlay the main content.
  14. Navigations and Menus: Menus, breadcrumbs, and other elements for navigating a website.
  15. Progress Bars: Visual indicators of progress or completion.
  16. Pages and Themes: The different collections of web page designs such as blog, dashboard, etc.
  17. Tabs: Components that allow users to switch between different content panels.
  18. Tables: Grid-based layouts for displaying data in rows and columns.
  19. Text: Various types of text content, including headings, paragraphs, labels, and more.
  20. Tooltips: Small, temporary tooltips that provide information.