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Most of the interface elements are just for show but the calendar sorting features work just as you’d expect. No doubt this calendar is one such example. You can build a lot of cool stuff with the Semantic UI framework. See the Pen Semantic UI – Calendar by KIM JONG IL ( on fault But as a general base to start designing, I’m a fan of this concept. Note the days aren’t clickable and that this calendar isn’t super interactive. All the months are fully dynamic and powered by JavaScript so you can move forward using the arrows on either side of the header. That’s kinda what you get in this neat planner calendar that looks like a traditional flip-top print calendar. See the Pen Calendar by Benjamin ( on faultĬlassic skeuomorphism may have gone away but there’s plenty of room for merging minimalist designs with skeuomorphic ideas. From there you can enter data for planning events or scheduling. If you click any of the days in the calendar it’ll perform a 3D flipping effect to rotate over to the back side. But this one’s pretty unique because the design relies on pure CSS, yet the flip animation runs as a custom jQuery method. You don’t see custom 3D animations on calendars too often. See the Pen Calendar Flip Animation by Gabriel Colombo ( on fault Probably not the strongest use of a custom calendar but certainly a brilliant starting point for designers.Īnd this one is 100% pure CSS so you can get it going on any site without scripting. It’s a clear square interface where elements are delineated by borders and custom backgrounds. This custom calendar is actually based on an older shot posted to Dribbble back in 2009. Still a pretty cool effect and it even reminds me of the classic Google Calendar UI. You could bypass this if you don’t need the height to fit 100% perfectly and you could instead set default paddings for the calendar elements. It does work in pure CSS but to keep the height perfectly aligned with the container, Ricky has used some necessary JavaScript. With this fullscreen calendar you can tell that the developer Ricky Eckhardt put some effort into the project. Here’s a design that’s much less interactive but also quite dynamic.

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See the Pen Full Screen Flat Calendar by Ricky Eckhardt ( on fault You can just click the calendar date to open up a small text field, enter your to-do item, then click to close.Ī very simple widget that could prove useful on some sites. Again it runs without JavaScript so I’m really impressed with the quality.ĭeveloper Ciprian Ionescu uses small dots to indicate whenever something is saved on a certain date. See the Pen Calendar Widget by Ciprian Ionescu ( on faultįor this calendar widget you can actually save certain events on the calendar just by picking a date. It runs purely on CSS and lets you select a date range from a mobile calendar UI, then select whatever you want to schedule in for that date (appointments, vacations, etc).īut since this follows the idea of a mobile app UI it’s probably not the most persuasive case for CSS.Įither way, the implementation is superb, and I’m still amazed this works using just HTML and CSS. The concept of this design is beyond incredible. Feels just like print without the paper! CSS-Only Mobile Cal I’m quite fond of the date selection animation since it mimics the act of someone drawing over the date. You can move between months using the arrow icons and you can even click on the dates to select them. This seasonal calendar design uses custom SVGs and some basic animation to create dynamic seasonal headers. So why not bring that seasonal charm to your digital calendars too? We often associate the months with seasons, and most print calendars reflect this. See the Pen SVG season calendar with animated header by Joke Gysen ( on fault The idea actually came from a shot on Dribbble and was coded into reality by developer David Khourshid.Ĭertainly a unique take on calendar design and this color scheme is one for the record books. The entire calendar run solely on HTML and CSS, so completely JavaScript-free.

Surprisingly, this colorful calendar even lets you move up & down the page with small arrow icons. This first demo really grabbed my attention due to its bright color scheme and impeccable style. See the Pen CSS-only Colorful Calendar Concept by David Khourshid ( on fault UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS: Email, admin, landing page & website templatesĭOWNLOAD NOW Colorful Calendar UI Concept

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