The `paper-card` element is a Material Design container with a drop shadow, designed to display unique related data in a visually appealing card format. It is ideal for developers using Polymer 3 or web components to create structured, card-based layouts with optional headings, images, and action buttons. This project is perfect for those building modern, interactive web applications that follow Material Design principles.
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Provide flexbox-based layouts
An image-displaying element with lots of convenient features
Common (global) styles for Material Design elements.
The Polymer library makes it easy to create your own web components. Give your element some markup and properties, and then use it on a site. Polymer provides features like dynamic templates and data
Formats your entire project with clang-format
Provides a collapsable container
A set of icons for use with iron-icon
Utility classes to make building demo pages easier
Material design button
A material design checkbox
A material design icon button
A simple element to fixture DOM for tests
Client-side dependencies for web-component-tester tests installed via npm.
Web Components Polyfills
Generate TypeScript type declarations for Polymer components.
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