Nick Downie has created and developed a script that allows you to generate charts and graphs for internal data (like traffic) and content using JavaScript and HTML5. This HTML5 charts library uses the canvas element hence making all charts drawn using it scalable at any height or width. The [charts] data is passed as a [...]
JQuery has revolutionized the graphic design and web development fields by allowing more creativity to flow in your work such as with animation, slideshows, etc. And thanks to its available plugins on the net, it makes designing a lot easier even for newbies. You can also customize it without breaking a sweat. One of the [...]
If showcasing an animated background is what you’re looking to put in your website, you don’t have to limit your options to CSS or Flash. You can actually use a video from YouTube, all thanks to a clever little jQuery plugin called Tubular by Sean McCambridge. Some of you may have already known about this [...]
Two of the greatest things to happened in web development are HTML and CSS. They helped revolutionize the industry, changing the overall features of all websites with ease. Now, we are able to experience online editing using both. Here’s one online CSS and HTML editor you might want to try: Dabblet. This was developed by [...]
The TipTip jQuery plugin is a creation by Drew Wilson that detects the edges of browser window and makes sure that the tooltip stays in current window size. It allows to adjust itself to be displayed on any place of the element, be it above, below, left, or right. It is a custom tooltip that, [...]
Category: tech, design App Icon Template is a creation by Danish designer Michael Flarup that automates the process of rendering different icon sizes for iOS Apps. His idea is to edit the largest size icon, which automatically renders smaller icons, to facilitate efficiency. It has easy export actions and ready-made textures that you can start [...]
HTML5 is the future of web and developers need it to make work faster and easier. If you haven’t used HTML5 yet, here are some reasons I learned from content writer and blogger Samith Jhon on why you should start now: Use in mobile technology. Today’s technology now includes mobile devices as a mainstream tool [...]
If you run a blog that has lots of video posts, especially if they’re all sourced from the same YouTube channel, then you might want to check out this nifty little plugin called YouTube Channel Gallery. Developed by Javier Gomez Pose of PoseLab, this plugin will not only let you embed videos in your posts [...]
An essential tool for a website is the favicon. The most commonly used are the plugins or what they call the native functionality. Nowadays there are other alternatives for getting favicons and is from online services. Here’s one source that you might want to check out. Favicon.cc offers some illustrating functionality that you can use [...]
Javascript has helped tremendously in presenting illustrated animation on websites. But it needs a lot of programming which unfortunately, not everyone can do. Good thing there’s the jQuery Lazy Line Painter plugin that helps non-programmers transform an image into animation easily. Applications like Illustrator has an export functionality for this type of format. For you [...]
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