After just sitting there collecting dust for a while, Slideshowify is back and better than ever. New updates include CSS3 support (provided via @rstacruz‘s excellent jquery.transit.js plugin), animation as well as zooming in both directions and better browser support – …
Slideshowify is a jQuery plugin for creating a slideshow of images that will fill the screen with a (cropped) image, then pan across to reveal the rest of it. This is commonly referred to as the Ken Burns Effect and …
If you haven’t noticed (and are using a PC), the headlines on this blog should now be rendered using the MS Shell Dlg font [I’ve since changed this and have been experimenting with custom fonts via @font-face, but all information …
A colleague of mine sent out a link to a very resourceful page containing very helpful cheat sheets for web developers. Get them here: http://www.webappers.com/2008/11/05/best-cheat-sheets-for-web-developers/ I haven’t seen the WebAppers site before, but it definitely deserves a bookmark and periodic …
Optimizing web page loading is not a new subject, but it remains one that doesn’t get as much attention as it deserves. Web/UI developers often assume that site performance is mostly attributed to back-end operations (database interactions, processing, etc.), servers …