Responsive Masonry Image Gallery in HTML and CSS

 Responsive Masonry Image Gallery in HTML and CSS

Would you like to present your pictures in an innovative and stylish approach? It would be easy to find a solution in the form of the A Responsive Masonry Image Gallery in HTML, CSS.

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GitHub: JV Codes

This article gives out free source codes to create a masonry image gallery. Whether you are creating an entirely new website, or implementing a new element into your existing site, this tutorial will provide guidance on how best to create an eye-catching and effective gallery.

I am presenting these codes because I would like web designers to develop beautiful galleries without a lot of effort.

Here are some full projects for beginners:

Features

This masonry image gallery is designed for efficiency, flexibility, and compatibility. Here are some of the key features that make it stand out:

  • Fully Responsive Design: The gallery adapts to screen size, which makes the images look good on a PC, tablet, and smartphone.
  • Masonry Layout: The images are aligned in the pleasant masonry style, meaning that they are displayed in the columns that are placed vertically in the grid but are slightly shifted.
  • Easy Customization: It is also very flexible to modify the gallery and add new pictures with different sizes or even to change the overall look of the gallery.
  • Compatible with All Modern CMS: This masonry image gallery is fully compatible with any cutting edge CMS, for example, Word Press, Joomla and custom sites done in HTML.

Technologies Used

To achieve this masonry image gallery we have used the following simple web technologies:

  • HTML
  • CSS

Video Preview

Here is a video demo of how this masonry image gallery looks and functions on a site:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN39qOsAW2khttps://jvcodes.com/masonry-image-gallery/

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