Twitter Bootstrap has become a powerful asset to frontend web developers. It comes with a library of JavaScript widgets and quintessential CSS resets to build identically-rendered layouts for any web browser. If you’re already familiar with HTML/CSS you can pick up general Bootstrap concepts within a day or two.
This collection of open source code is dedicated to Bootstrap layouts, widgets, interfaces, and other unique freebies. Whether you’re getting started or already familiar with Bootstrap, this post is sure to include some creative examples to knock your socks off. Web development is often a confusing topic at first. But if you keep practicing every day those little oddities will start to make sense and you’ll begin to see the forest through the trees.
Bootstrap 3 Form
Flat Blog
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3D Buttons
BS3 Color Picker
Single-Page Responsive
Portfolio
Personal Website
Quotes Carousel
Bootstrap Transitions
Tumblr Login Form
Bootstrap 3 ID Panels
Profile Reveal
Fullscreen Transitions
Employee Directory
Tweaking Bootstrap UI
Bootstrap Dropdown
Social Icons
Bootstrap 3 Layout
CSS Timeline
Responsive Image Gallery
Bootstrap Studio Layout
Coupon Alert Boxes
Collapsible Tree Menu
Breadcrumbs
Progress Bars
Flat Tables
Bootstrap Pagination
BS3 Alerts
Contact Form Design
Tabbed Login/Register Form
Author: Jake Rocheleau
Jake is a creative designer, illustrator, and web developer. He frequently writes articles involving new-age design concepts and freelance management skills. You can find him in Google or follow his tweets @jakerocheleau
