This is basically a design house, the side is made using HTML5 and jQuery. One thing I must tell you, watch it as it loads. I loved that part. The site runs ok, usually when there’s a cult of jQuery, the site can get slow (still faster than Flash) but developers have done a good job here.
Creating an effective portfolio is a daunting task, prospect clients judge you depending on your portfolio so the design and development has to be spot-on.
I saw this portfolio website today, I feel they are using flash actionscript as the coding module but I believe this also can be done using latest HTML5 and JavaScript.
Navigate through a few pages to understand why I selected it!!
I just drooled over one thing of this website, and that is its navigation menu. My God, what a jQuery, smooth as butter, solid as iron. Works brilliantly on all browsers. The site also contains a large, very large header so that could also be an inspiration. Its a good example of making a multi-colored website. I’ll be back tomorrow with another website. See you 
Something rarely makes an impact on Internet as much as HTML5 has made. It is being considered as the Flash Assassin. Allied with JavaScript jQuery, it seems certain that this is the future of the web.
Some people still say that “Flash is Flash, nothing beats Flash” – this is a post to prove them wrong. HTML5 is still under development and won’t be complete untill 2014, but let’s have a look what has been made in this under-developed source code. It’s a good thing that Actionscript (coding language of Flash) uses the same acronym as JavaScript otherwise Flash developers would have faced a certain doom. A few demos are marked as “tutorial” so don’t miss a chance to learn from them. I think I’ll soon make a compilation of HTML5 tutorials as well.
From today we are starting our new trend. Easy Coding… This is a venture by Designzzz and it specifically designed for web designers, not the high-end developers (even though they will get a scoop out of it) to create majestic results without having to wrestle with their computers.
Today we will be coding a sleek and attractive contact form with run time preview using PHP and jQuery. All the design area will be coded in HTML and CSS while jQuery will take care of run time preview. In the back end PHP will work as the main mailing script. This sounds pretty tough but don’t worry, it’s not too complicated.
jQuery is the hottest girl in Developers-ville. This is the reason why we keep sharing jQuery related posts in spite of the fact that it is not one of our most focused subjects.
This collection consists of 20 great jQuery JavaScript tutorials (and their plugin downloads) for creating magnificent Slideshows and Image Galleries. Most of these tutorials work with the combination of CSS-jQuery and this fact makes it interesting for designers as well.
Most of the tutorials here do not need very advanced skills so you should give it a try even if you are new to development.
Time for some jQuery again. As we all know, jQuery is of the best JavaScript libraries we have ever seen. So today, I’m again sharing a collection of jQuery and css powered menu bars, i.e. navigation bars.
Navigation is the backbone of any website. And this is one of the things that make that first impression on a visitor. And also, this is the element of your website or blog which is the most used by any visitor.
The conclusion is that the navigation bar should be approached with great care. jQuery is more than suited for the task. Here are some brilliant examples of jQuery based menus and the tutorials to make them.
The buzz for jQuery is around everywhere these days. We have shared a few jQuery resources recently, but the demand for jQuery seems to be just increasing. So today I’m back with another post related to jQuery.
Even though jQuery is relatively a very “young” Javascript library, compared to its colleagues it certainly has established itself as the most popular one.
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jQuery is basically a JavaScript library and it was designed to make the client-side scripting of HTML more simple. The person responsible for its birth is John Resig at BarCamp NYC in 2006.
It is an open-source software and dual-licensed by MIT License and the GNU General Public License. Version 2. jQuery has received an enormous success and it is used by 31% of the 10,000 most visited websites over internet. This makes jQuery the most popular JavaScript library being used today. We have been sharing jQuery related posts for some time now, so I came up with a post that just defines this new fashion of developing websites.
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