Mobility is a super light weight HTML, CSS, and JS mobile UI built on top of Bootstrap for developing mobile applications.
View the demo here (with code samples): http://cblanquera.github.io/mobility/
View mobile blog example here: http://cblanquera.github.io/mobility/boilerplates/blog
View mobile store example here: http://cblanquera.github.io/mobility/boilerplates/store
Mobility Features:
- CSS Powered Transitions
- Fixed Header and footer
- Form Fields optimized for mobile
- Tabs
- Lists (with inifinite scrolling pagination both on top and on the bottom)
- Modals
- Popover Menus
- Aside Menus
- Notifications
- Hero Image
Optional Components:
- Image Field and Client Side Cropper
- Apple Style Pasword field
Mobility uses:
- Boostrap 3
- jQuery
- Font Awesome 4
- Open Sans
- Do On
Mobility works well with:
Mobility plays nice with:
- Backbone
- Angular
- RequireJS (though I had problems using RequireJS on PhoneGap)
Mobility is full of plugable events:
$(window).on('go-click', callback)
$(window).on('go-back-click', callback)
$(window).on('go-forward-click', callback)
$(window).on('go-previous-click', callback)
$(window).on('go-next-click', callback)
$(window).on('go-fade-click', callback)
$(window).on('mobility-request', callback)
$(window).on('mobility-paginate', callback)
$(window).on('mobility-refresh', callback)
$(window).on('tab-switch-click', callback)
$(window).on('modal-open-click', callback)
$(window).on('modal-close-click', callback)
$(window).on('popover-open-click', callback)
$(window).on('popover-close-click', callback)
$(window).on('notify-open-click', callback)
$(window).on('notify-close-click', callback)
$(window).on('aside-click', callback)
Mobility is full of programatic triggers:
$.mobility.notify('hi', 'warning')
$.mobility.swap('hi', 'slide-left')
$.mobility.modalOpen('#sample-modal')
$.mobility.modalClose('#sample-modal')
$.mobility.popoverOpen('#sample-popover')
$.mobility.popoverClose('#sample-popover')
$.mobility.asideOpen('#sample-aside')
$.mobility.asideClose('#sample-aside')
$.mobility.isMobile.Android()
$.mobility.isMobile.iOS()
You are free to use any Bootstrap class and components. Mobility has been tested on PhoneGap for iOS > 6 and Android > 4.1.1 and works well with Cordova. Mobility is not for everyone if you disagree with the libraries chosen, you should not use this UI.
I never wanted to write this actually. I tried using ChocolateChip UI, not pluggable. I tried using Ratchet, problems with PhoneGap. I tried using TopCoat, not enough components. I tried using jQuery Mobile, not that style friendly. I don't even want to go over Sencha Touch. I'm sorry but I love Bootstrap's way of doing things overall.
- Start off with the Mobility Boilerplate
- Do not use
position: fixed
. Instead useposition: absolute
- Do not
display: none
on<input type="file" />
- Mobility out of the box color themes use the same hue/saturation/brightness combinations given the starting color (It wasn't randomly chosen).
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2014 Christian Blanquera
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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