What is css-inspiration?

CSS-Inspiration is a collection of CSS visual effects and techniques organized by category, with live online previews for each example. The README is written in Chinese, and the project is aimed at web developers who want to find new ideas for what is possible with CSS, the language that controls how websites look. The collection is organized into topic groups. The layout section covers techniques for centering elements, multi-column designs, masonry-style grids, and classic page structures like the holy grail layout. The shadow section shows how to create neon glow effects, 3D text shadows, layered projections, and animated backgrounds using only CSS shadow properties. A filter section demonstrates visual effects like fire, ghost animations, water drops, and blurred color shadows built with CSS filter functions. The border section covers animated borders, wave effects, and typing cursor effects using only border and outline properties. The background and gradient section includes techniques for frosted glass, light streak animations, repeating geometric patterns, and circular progress rings. Each entry in the catalog links to a live demo page and a code example hosted at csscoco.com. Developers can browse by category or open individual demos to see the technique running in the browser alongside the source code. This is a reference and inspiration resource rather than a software library or tool. There is nothing to install or configure. It is most useful for front-end developers who already know the basics of CSS and want to see creative or unusual applications of properties they may not have used before. The written content is primarily in Chinese, though the code examples are readable to anyone familiar with CSS.