One% CSS Grid - A 12 Columns Fluid CSS Grid System

One% CSS Grid is a 12 column fluid CSS grid system. It’s been designed as a base for building responsive web layouts easily, quickly and with minimum effort. You don’t have to take care of resizing and rearanging your layout for each platform separatelly. One% CSS Grid will do all this for you.

One% CSS Grid is a percentage based grid system, it means that it will perfectly adapt to all screen resolutions (mobile, tablets and big screens).

One% CSS Grid has 2 starting options, one which fits 1280px screens (in full screen view) and another one which fits 1024px screens (in full screen view).

Browser & Platform Support

• One% CSS Grid uses, apart from standard CSS2 definitions, only CSS3 Media Queries, which are well-supported in modern browsers.
• It’s been tested on Chrome, Opera, Safari, Internet Explorer 9+* and platforms PC, MAC, Android, Apple (iPad, iPhone), even Amazon Kindle.

* It works without problems even on IE7 and IE8 but they don’t support CSS3 Media Queries so it’s necessary to use JavaScript to push them to work with it.

For correct images scaling it’s not necessary to set their height, only width.  If they are bigger than column surrounding them, they will resize automatically according to column width.  Currently, auto-resizing of videos is not supported. It’s necessary to use JavaScript for proper resizing.  For designers there is a Photoshop action file with 2 actions. One for 1200px width grid and another one for 1000px width grid.  Or just simply download PSD templates if you are not friend with Photoshop actions.

Requirements: None
Demo: http://onepcssgrid.mattimling.com/
License: Free

Modest Maps - A JavaScript Library For Designers And Developers Who Want To Use Interactive Maps

Modest Maps is a small, extensible, and free library for designers and developers who want to use interactive maps in their own projects. It provides a core set of features in a tight, clean package with plenty of hooks for additional functionality.  It also has a nice collection of plugins to complement it, which can be found at the Modest Maps plugins page.

It doesn't try to include every possible map control or layer type. It's designed to be a simple platform to build upon. The code is well-designed, tested and deployed widely - thousands of maps already use the toolkit. And while we aim for the highest performance and compatibility with new technology, it is tested against older browsers, including Internet Explorer.

Browser Support

Compatible with Firefox, Chrome, Opera, iOS, Android, and Internet Explorer 7-9.

Requirements: None
Demo: http://modestmaps.com/
License: BSD

Chibi - A Tiny JavaScript Micro-framework

Chibi is a tiny JavaScript micro-framework.  Id you think it's OK to serve up 30KB of framework over 3G just to manipulate a couple of DOM elements?  Of course you don't because that's an asshat move and you're no asshat.  You'll probably instead use a couple of lines of vanilla JavaScript, perhaps a little CSS :active with transitions, all while riding a unicorn bareback through a double rainbow, no hands.

Working on something a wee bit more complex? Unlike fat, grown-up frameworks, Chibi focuses on just the essentials, melted down and mixed with optimization rainbows to create a really light micro-framework that allows you to do awesome things, asshatory free.

Features

• Chibi is really tiny: 5KB minified, 2KB gzipped, small enough to stick inline on single page web apps, saving an extra HTTP request.
• Supports modern desktop and mobile browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari (see Browser Support below).
• Even supports creaky old browsers like IE6.
• No animation cruft, instead use CSS transitions like a nice person.
• In modern browsers, Chibi typically executes DOM manipulation 20% to 50% faster than grown-up frameworks.
• The lumpy, chewy bits
• Chibi's polyfill for document.querySelectorAll() is limited to browser CSS support and is not as fast as some dedicated selector engines. This means no input[type=text] or p:nth-child(even) selectors with IE6. Fortunately modern browser don't need this polyfill.
• Ancient browsers that support neither document.querySelectorAll() nor window.getComputedStyle can bugger off.

Browser Support

Chibi has been tested with and supports the following browsers:

• Android Browser 2.1 or higher
• Blackberry Browser 6 or higher
• Chrome
• Chrome Android
• Firefox 3.5 or higher
• Firefox Mobile
• Internet Explorer 6 or higher
• Internet Explorer Mobile 9 or higher
• Opera 10 or higher
• Opera Mini
• Opera Mobile 10 or higher
• Safari 3.2 or higher
• Safari Mobile 3.2 or higher
• Symbian^3 Browser or higher

Requirements: None
Demo: https://github.com/kylebarrow/chibi
License: MIT License

Free Font: Roboto, The Android Font

Roboto, created specifically for the requirements of UI and high-resolution screens. The current TextView framework supports regular, bold, italic, and bold italic weights by default.

Requirements: None
Demo: http://developer.android.com/design/style/typography.html
License: CC Attribution 2.5 License

Flickable.js - A Zepto.js Plugin To Enable Touch Gestures On Any HTML Element

Flickable.js is a Zepto.js Plugin to Enable Touch Gestures on Any HTML Element.  Zepto is great for handling basic gesture events, but for more complex touch interactions it can be lacking. Flickable allows you to make any element touchable; useful for flicking between sections, or sliding elements around the page.  Primary target platforms are: iOS 5+, Android 2.2+

Requirements: Zepto.js
Demo: http://labs.kojo.com.au/demos/flickable/demo1.html
License: MIT License or Free