Awesome CSS/HTML Tutorials: Part Two

Welcome to another article of the Awesome CSS/HTML Tutorials series. This week we will be featuring 10 more tutorials of advanced CSS effects for you to learn and implement or get it implemented on your site.

So, here we go.

Responsive Menu

Create an awesome retina ready and fully responsive menu that adapts itself according to the current screen resolution producing different layouts and effects, with the help of this tutorial.

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YouTube Menu

Create an amazing menu with effects like the one seen on YouTube with the help of this tutorial.

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Bounce Effect

Create a bouncing object or notification or anything that bounces using CSS with this amazing tutorial.

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Animated Opening Type

This tutorial focuses on creating an animated opening type that opens up on hovering over the type.

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Live Album Preview

Create some fantastic album previews which shows up some of the pictures from the album on hovering, with the help of this tutorial.

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Caption Hover Effects

Create stunning hovering captions for your photos with the help of this cool tutorial.

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Animated Folder

This amazing tutorial shows how to create an animated folder like the one found in Mac OSX, with CSS and a bit of jQuery.

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Thumbnail Grid

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Pricing Table

Create a fantastic and sleek pricing table using CSS, with the help of this tutorial.

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Page Transitions

Create amazing and swift page transitions with superb effects with CSS and HTML, using this tutorial.

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Wrapping Up

Well, that’s it. This is the end of this week’s list of CSS/HTML tutorials. See you next week with another list of tutorials. So, which one did you like the most among these 10 tutorials?