A handy jQuery Plugin to get a Parallax effect which interacts with the mouse movement.
Very nice. I think I can find a few uses for this.
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Tangle is a JavaScript library for creating reactive documents. Your readers can interactively explore possibilities, play with parameters, and see the document update immediately. Tangle is super-simple and easy to learn.
This is really cool. Especially if you’re working with interactive infographics. Click here also to check out an actual application of this plugin.
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orRESPONSIVE LAYOUTS
What if you could build your design once and utilize it 3 times? Imagine a responsive layout that adapted itself per the size and resolution of a particular screen or viewport. I like this responsive wireframe layout. via affo
A simple wireframe breaking down an example of responsive web design. It really is helpful to visualize it this way.
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orFree Font of the Day : Ribbon
I’ve dowloaded many a font from The Lost Type Co-Op. It looks like they recently added a few more new additions as well. Check out Homestead & Franchise (though it’s been available through other sites).
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orFacebook’s HTML5 Resource Center
via Introducing HTML5 Resource CenterMany developers are now using HTML5 to build apps. It is easy to develop for and it works across a number of different platforms, with minimal or no code change. You can code in something as simple as Notepad, and instantly see it come to life in the browser on your desktop, phone, or tablet.
Today we are releasing three new HTML5 resources to help developers learn from our experience and the experience of other industry leaders building HTML5 apps:
- HTML5 Resource Center helps you build, test, and deploy your web app.
- HTML5 Blog covers a wide range of HTML5 topics written by Facebook and industry experts.
- HTML5 Developer Group is the place for raising questions and sharing insights with fellow HTML5 developers.
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