Ill keep it short uiverse.io
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How are you using them in a bubble project?
Well it saves me a ton time, I don’t have to go on a UI element hunt to catch a glimpse of suitable ui that’s unfortunately paywalled.
Its not an exhaustive site, so you’ll still need to go and find inspiration for the overall page layout, but for small element and container level ui planning its perfect for me.
Of course, you’ll need a very basic code literacy as its in html and css.
I’d be curious to know how you find inspiration and whether you pay for it.
That’s not an ai response btw 
So you use an html element?
Nope, you don’t need to.
The code is right there, you just read the code and build the ui accordingly.
If you hover an element on their site, get code should become visible and if you click that you get access to the html and css code for that element/element combination
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How do you translate the html and css into bubble elements then? I’m confused on how to use the inspiration the site provides. The best tooltip I saw was a super Mario brothers jump to hit and tooltip comes out of square.
Thanks for sharing! So easy to drop the code in for our platform and see the whole platform transforming using the elements. And great for inspiration!
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I’m happy to do a tutorial after Christmas 
, but you’d use the same principals as in plugin development, depending on the element (e.g. animated loader).
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@betteredbritain thanks, it is very helpfull, I shared to my team mate 
, we can easily use them inside or outside Bubble environment.
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Yea epic find, couldn’t keep it to myself.
I was thinking about creating a bubble plugin for that. But there are already multiple UI elements plugins out there, so not sure if it would have a value. Anyone interested?