Kartik Jevaji nitrotap

Mastering Essential Front-End Design Frameworks: An In-Depth Exploration

In the fast-paced world of web design, adopting proven design frameworks can mean the difference between a forgettable and an unforgettable user experience. Design frameworks—essentially a set of best practices—are the building blocks that can help you craft intuitive, engaging websites and apps. Here's an elaborate examination of vital front-end design patterns, each one illuminated with three practical examples.

1. Chronological Displays: Timelines

In-Depth Look:
Timelines serve as a storytelling medium that arranges events, steps, or activities over a period. Whether vertical or horizontal, timelines bring structure and coherence to what could otherwise be disparate data.

Practical Examples:

Effect	Site
Accordion Tabs Design	https://codemyui.com/accordion-tabs-design-with-tab-label-slide-in-animation/
Slide In And Out Timeline Animation	https://codemyui.com/slide-in-and-out-timeline-animation/
Attention Grabbing Button Snippet	https://codemyui.com/attention-grabbing-cta-button-animation/
Gradient on Scrolling Snippet	https://codemyui.com/change-background-gradient-on-scrolling/
Spilled Paint Animation On Click	https://codemyui.com/spilled-paint-animation-on-click/
Rearrange Scattered Text To Form Message	https://codemyui.com/rearrange-scattered-text-form-message/
Sequence.Js – Basic Parallax Theme	https://codemyui.com/sequencejs-basic-parallax-theme/
Slide-In Content Animation Using A Side Tabbed Navigation	https://codemyui.com/slide-in-content-animation-using-a-side-tabbed/

	class TimeZone {
	abbreviation: string,
	locale: string,
	utcOffset: number,
	timezone: string
	}
	const timezones: TimeZone[] = [
	{ abbreviation: 'IDLW', locale: 'en-US', utcOffset: -12, timezone: 'Etc/GMT+12' },
	{ abbreviation: 'NUT', locale: 'en-NU', utcOffset: -11, timezone: 'Pacific/Niue' },
	{ abbreviation: 'SST', locale: 'en-AS', utcOffset: -11, timezone: 'Pacific/Pago_Pago' },

	@keyframes gradientBG {
	0% {
	background-image: linear-gradient(45deg, #ff9a9e, #fad0c4);
	}
	20% {
	background-image: linear-gradient(45deg, #a18cd1, #fbc2eb);
	}
	40% {
	background-image: linear-gradient(45deg, #fad0c4, #ffd1ff);
	}

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">

	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
	<title>Dynamic Cards</title>
	<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">
	</head>

	const countries = {
	Afghanistan: { code: 'AF', name: 'Afghanistan', dialCode: '+93', flagEmoji: '🇦🇫', flagEncoding: '🇦🇿' },
	Albania: { code: 'AL', name: 'Albania', dialCode: '+355', flagEmoji: '🇦🇱', flagEncoding: '🇦🇱' },
	Algeria: { code: 'DZ', name: 'Algeria', dialCode: '+213', flagEmoji: '🇩🇿', flagEncoding: '🇦🇱' },
	Andorra: { code: 'AD', name: 'Andorra', dialCode: '+376', flagEmoji: '🇦🇩', flagEncoding: '🇦🇨' },
	Angola: { code: 'AO', name: 'Angola', dialCode: '+244', flagEmoji: '🇦🇴', flagEncoding: '🇦🇰' },
	Anguilla: { code: 'AI', name: 'Anguilla', dialCode: '+1', flagEmoji: '🇦🇮', flagEncoding: '🇦🇮' },
	Antigua_and_Barbuda: { code: 'AG', name: 'Antigua and Barbuda', dialCode: '+1', flagEmoji: '🇦🇬', flagEncoding: '🇦🇨' },
	Argentina: { code: 'AR', name: 'Argentina', dialCode: '+54', flagEmoji: '🇦🇷', flagEncoding: '🇦🇸' },
	Armenia: { code: 'AM', name: 'Armenia', dialCode: '+

	enum Country {
	Afghanistan = "+93",
	Albania = "+355",
	Algeria = "+213",
	Andorra = "+376",
	Angola = "+244",
	Anguilla = "+1",
	AntiguaAndBarbuda = "+1",
	Argentina = "+54",
	Armenia = "+374",


	// todo add spreadsheet id
	const spreadsheetId = '';

	/** @OnlyCurrentDoc */
	async function getDateCOI() {
	// todo add master sheet name
	let range = 'Sheet1';
	try {
	let write_array = []

	<?php
	// abstracted code
	// create the abstract class
	// basically a class that says any child classes need a method called get_drink_name and a variable called _drink_state
	abstract class HotDrinksAbstract
	{
	abstract function get_drink_name();
	// now if anyone else uses the HotDrinksAbstract Class, they will all have to specify a get_drink_name function
	protected $_drink_state = 'hot';
	// now all child classes will have the variable _drink_state available to them, and it will return hot