Magic is a set of CSS3 animations that look splendid and have ‘something different’ in store.

Different categories of animations exist: Magic, Bling, Static FX, and others. Very easy to implement (copy & paste is encouraged).

The animations are very creative, but did do some unwanted ‘magic’ on my (rather new, I think so) version of Chrome.

The folks at Codrops have always surprised with their creative UI ideas.

The latest tutorial titled ‘Creative button styles‘ is no exception, featuring fancy & beautiful buttons for use in web apps.

The markup is simple, the code isn’t superfluous, but the catch is that these buttons probably won’t work on older browsers.

Still, it’s an inspiring collection – and with a bit of tweaking it could very well work on browsers that don’t support CSS transitions.

Cikonss is an icon set, consisting of 43 responsive icons for generic use.

Cikonss come in three variants and five sizes. They’re easy to use as they’ve been named according to their properties.

The icons degrade gracefully down to IE8, so the shapes are quite limited but beautiful all the same.

Ladda is a proof-of-concept button set that encapsulates the status of the action into the action itself.

Ladda’s buttons have both a spinner and a progress bar option.

Actually, there are many other options, but those do other things, such as zoom the button into a progress spinner, et cetera.

Fries is a UI building framework for Android.

Fries uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript and is rich in components for making an application with ease. The framework can be integrated with PhoneGap, so it’s a plus is you already use PhoneGap for your mobile projects.

The framework is well-documented and seems like a welcome addition to the iOS-dominated framework market.

HTML5 Up! is a set of HTML5 & CSS3 templates for responsive websites.

At the moment the website consists of 12 templates that are all fully responsive and look very well.

The templates are customizable and are released under the CC licence.