This is the Windows app named CSS3 GitHub Buttons whose latest release can be downloaded as css3-github-buttonssourcecode.zip. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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CSS3 GitHub Buttons
DESCRIPTION
CSS3 GitHub Buttons provides a set of GitHub-style buttons implemented with modern CSS, showcasing how to recreate familiar UI affordances without heavy images or scripts. The components focus on semantic HTML and CSS3 features like gradients, border-radius, and shadows to achieve a polished look. Because the styles are modular and predictable, they can be dropped into many sites with minimal adjustments. The code demonstrates how to handle hover, active, and disabled states in a way that feels native to GitHub’s aesthetic. It also highlights cross-browser considerations for older engines while keeping the footprint light. For designers and front-end developers, it serves as both a ready-to-use component set and a learning example of crafting classic UI patterns with pure CSS.
Features
- GitHub-style button visuals with pure CSS
- Semantic markup with accessible state styling
- Hover, active, and disabled interaction states
- Lightweight, image-free implementation
- Easily themeable via variables and simple overrides
- Examples demonstrating cross-browser friendly CSS3 techniques
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