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Each time Facebook or Google Plus rolls out new features,they got a unique way of introducing it to the users by ‘blurring’ (ok to be more technical,by adding an overlay ) the whole user interface and turn it into a sort of demo mode.This article is just about how you can turn your site into a sort of demo mode to make your visitors aware that you got new features on your website.
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Continue ReadingApple has always been a god in the way they present their products on its website.There’s always something to admire about them .This article explains how to clone the slider in Itunes web store using jQuery.
It is sometimes also called banner slideshow,banner rotator or simply image slideshow, which is a modern way of displaying your featured content or image gallery, especially when you have a limited of space on your website. If you have never seen or have no idea what I’m talking about,may be the image below will refresh your memory.
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Continue ReadingIf you are using Google Plus then you must have noticed the photo stack effect when you view your own album or someone else album.In this tutorial ,i will explain how you can achieve this effect powered by Jquery and CSS3 .If you have not yet join the bandwagon of Google Plus then you can request an invitation from a Google Plus Friend or use the link here .
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Continue ReadingGoogle Plus is now all over the web and that kick-ass user interface with no ads or stupid game is now threatening facebook directly.If you are a Jquery fan boy then you must have been wondering how to reproduce some of the awesome effects/features of Google Plus like me ! After some trial and error i have been able to reproduce the GPlus effect when you click on a post from your stream ( similar to facebook wall ) .
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Continue ReadingAs your website grows, it is no longer practical to display all the data at once on the same page. Moreover, the end user will probably be interested with only part of the content. Also, loading all the content at once might increase the server load or simply a waste of bandwidth. This is where pagination comes into play.
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