Today we want to share an experimental “morphing” slideshow with you. The idea is to transition between different devices that show a screenshot of a responsive website or app by applying a “device class”. By using the same elements and pseudo-elements for all the devices, we can create an interesting morph effect. We will control the classes and the switching of the image with some JavaScript. We’ve also added an option for autoplaying the slideshow and for rotating some of the devices.
Archive for 2013
Rubberband : jQuery plugin for adding responsive breakpoint events
Rubberband is a jQuery plugin for adding responsive breakpoint events. Sometimes you need to know when a responsive page changes. Rubberband allows scripts to act on media query changes in real time by making use of the browser’s internal media query matching system, window.matchMedia.
CRUD with PHP and jQuery for a Better User Experience
We already have a PHP CRUD tutorial in this blog and now we are going to add some AJAX functions to it with the help of jQuery. This will enable smoother user experience and faster loading of page data because your whole page won’t have to refresh every time.
This tutorial will only focus on creating, reading, updating and deleting records from a MySQL database with the help of PDO and jQuery.
Touch Zoom : jQuery image zoom solution for touch devices
Touch Zoom is a jQuery plugin that allows your user to zoom into an image using their mouse or finger depending on the viewing device. It works well in all modern browsers, degrades gracefully in IE8 and IE7 and is optimized for responsive web design. There are a lot of features that are available if you purchase the full version including: customized gesture, borders, zoom and animation control and an optional parameter that allows the user to implement a conditional load for the large image, which is only called when the user interacts with it.










