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Mar
2010
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J Coe Photos Redesign

I have just finished redesigning and redeveloping the J Coe Photos website. I’ve changed it to a SPIP CMS as well as revamp the whole look of the site. Check it out to see some nice photography and a clean and simple design.
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Tuesday
24
Nov
2009
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Kick arse image gallery

Tutorialzine has an image gallery that really takes advantage of javascript and CSS3. Its very original and can be very useful. To put it simply its a pile of photos with real life functionality. The images themselves are each a fancybox link but thats not the cool part. You can grab each photo and move them around and pretty much chuck them anywhere you want even on top of each. As soon as you grab one it will come to the front. The rotation of the images and shadows are done using CSS3 (...)
JavaScript / jQuery , CSS , Web
Tuesday
10
Nov
2009
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Scrolling websites

With all the new funky javascript stuff going on scrolling websites have become the new thing for small websites with little content who want something a little less stock and a little more out there. An awesome example of a scrolling website is http://www.sursly.com/. What’s great about this site is that it gracefully degrades if you don’t have javascript to act like a normal website (although it never actually changes page) and it changes the url so that if you bookmark a section or type (...)
JavaScript / jQuery , CSS , General Web Dev , Web
Tuesday
10
Nov
2009
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Awesome design and javascript

Here’s a very original and very awesome website by Eric Johansson, http://www.ericj.se/. Just keep it away from IE and make sure you’ve got a decently fast connection. Being over 1Mb it’ll take a while to open if you don’t. Oh yeah, and if your javascript is turned off then don’t expect to get much. Other than that it’s freakin’ awesome.
JavaScript / jQuery , CSS , Web
Monday
09
Nov
2009
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Designing content areas

Here’s a small but very important tip for designers out there. When you are designing for web make sure you keep in mind the amount of text an area will hold. This is important for two reasons. Firstly the website is bound to change its content at some point. If you have a set background and your content is decreased you will be left with either a large gap at the bottom or your background cut off depending on how it is developed. If your content increases you will be left with content (...)
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