In the past, most websites were coded from scratch. This was a very time-consuming process, and it led to the development of things like code libraries and frameworks. Web designers throughout the world make use of various libraries every day to streamline the design process and make their lives easier.
With this in mind, I’ve done some research into the best code libraries and frameworks available for web design experts in 2019. My top five choices include:
- Bootstrap
Bootstrap is a popular front-end development framework that comes with a great feature library. It allows you to develop both websites and apps, and has become one of the most commonly used frameworks in the world.
One of my favourite things about Bootstrap is that it’s open-source and fully documented. This means that you can add your own code to improve the framework if you want, and there are plenty of help resources out there that you can draw on if you have problems at any point.
- Material Components Web Library
Google’s Material Components Web library is a great resource for front-end web developers and web designers alike. It comes with a great range of components and design elements that you can add directly to your next website project.
Although it is still growing, this library has already become one of the most popular in the world. Its components are compatible with numerous different frameworks and development environments.
- Effeckt.css
Here we have something a little different. To put it simply, effect.css is a CSS code library that includes thousands of animation elements. You can use it to add animation effects to things like buttons, lists, tabs, and images.