Search Results for "responsive"

...Namida’s architecture favors reliability and predictable performance across large libraries, minimizing lag as collections grow. The result is a straightforward but powerful tool for listeners who prioritize local files and responsive controls over cloud complexity.

Turn your phone or tablet into a fantastic audio viewer. Easy to use and customize. Choose from several preset settings of incredible colors or create your own. CAVA is a bar spectrum audio viewer based on my own open source project with the same name. Take the audio from the device's microphone and visualize the amplitude of the different frequencies as bars on the screen. Each bar represents a certain bandwidth of low to high frequencies. The leftmost bar starts at 50 Hz and the rightmost...

PhotoSwipe is the first open-source gallery to support JavaScript-based image zooming. Even if a browser’s native zooming has been disabled, image zooming will still work. The gallery’s background will gradually fade out as the user zooms out. When the gesture is complete, the gallery will close. Gesture is added because close button in top right corner might be hard to reach on tall mobile devices while holding in one hand. Images can be changed even when current slide is zoomed. Swiping is...

...MUZI focuses on performance, usability, and modern design, providing users with an immersive way to enjoy their music. Key highlights include: * Dynamic UI with palette-based theming * Smooth and responsive playback controls * BottomSheet player inspired by modern apps * Support for both portrait and landscape modes * Core and Full APK builds with automated CI/CD pipeline MUZI is actively developed and aims to provide a fast, lightweight, and visually appealing music experience for Android users.

MagicPhotos lets you quickly and easily give photos a dramatic look by applying different effects while keeping your chosen details untouched. This draws the viewer's attention to the individual image details, creating striking images. With its intuitive and responsive user interface, MagicPhotos is super easy and fun to use. You simply use your finger as a brush to apply effects to certain regions of your image or bring back original image. Photo editor supports multiple effects (Decolorize (Color Splash), Recolor, Sketch, Cartoon and so on) and Photo Retouch mode that lets you remove small flaws and unwanted content (watermarks, people, text, power lines as well as other unwanted objects) from your photos, as well as apply controlled blur to selected details of photo you would like to hide (license plates, human faces and so on). ...

...Download video from YouTube, Vimeo, Flikr. 2. Playback video in the embedded player. You do not need to download any additional players. 3. Supports portrait and landscape orientations. 4. Responsive design for tablets 5. Convert video to MP3. 6. Background playback. Link for Download: WatchLater 3

There's many great tools out there for web design like Adobe Edge Animate, Google Web Designer, and Adobe Proto (Except discontinued for android), but these tools are only good for those users who are running Windows, Mac OS X, or the iOS platforms. I however couldn't find a decent website designer for Linux or Android so I decided to make my own as a fun experiment.

Imager.js is an alternative solution to the issue of how to handle responsive image loading, created by developers at BBC News. There are many responsive image solutions in the wild, srcset, src-n, PictureFill and so on. They are either verbose or hard to debug (and to maintain/integrate). Some of them don't deal well with pixel density and suffer from double asset payload (meaning you end up downloading assets unnecessarily).