Tyler Warnock

Posted on Jan 27, 2020 • Originally published at guide.anymod.com

Colorful main section, Fade in animation | Module Monday 71

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Open source mods

Mods are modules that can be used on any website, web app, or anywhere else. There are hundreds more like these built & shared on AnyMod.

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Phantom main

A main content section based on the Phantom theme.
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Fade in hero section

Fades and translates into place when the page loads.
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Overlay traveler

A circular overlay that elegantly moves out of the way when closed.
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Fractal theme footer

A subtle reusable footer based on the Fractal theme.
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Responsive call to action (CTA)

Image underlay with buttons that look great at any angle.
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I post new mods from the community here every (Module) Monday -- I hope you find them useful!

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