FrameIt is a Responsive jQuery plugin for frame images.Objective of the plugin is to create a plugin that works on mobile devices, smartphones and desktop without loss functionality. This plugin is “responsive”, which means it’s 100% compatible with responsive web designs.
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Inspired by the step by step movements of the shuffle dance and the new Metro UI look, Shuffling Tiles combines elements from both and then some, producing a versatile, animated and compact webpage widget. Use it when you have lot’s of information that you want to fit in a small area, and you want to present it in a lively, original and interactive way.
The plugin features lots of customization options, including setting:
productColorizer is a light-weight solution for users to quickly preview a product in different colors. The plugin uses only two images per product to create the effect and it is built on top of the robust and popular Javascript framework jQuery, providing you with an easy setup. The plugin works in all major browsers including IE7+ (will work with IE6 if you use a png fix).
This article will show you how to create pretty hover effects for your images using jQuery and CSS. The plan is to use a clean mark up, adding the necessary elements on the fly. What this means is that we are starting from barebones image HTML tags, with title attributes only. This can come useful especially if you already have hundreds of images that you want to apply this effect on.
All carousels on this website are created for your inspiration, using only the jQuery-library and the jQuery.carouFredSel-plugin.They have been tested to work on FireFox and Chrome.
JackBox is a Responsive Lightbox with Real Social Sharing.
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Dopeless Rotate is Jquery plugin for 360 degree product visualisation. It features:
Applying CSS 3D transforms to components can bring some more realism to normally flat web elements. We’ve experimented with some simple concepts for restaurant websites and came up with a 3D folded menu (a real menu, not a “web” menu). The result is a restaurant website template where the menu will open by unfolding. Clicking the linked items will reveal a modal overlay which contains some more info.
Since this “flyer” structure requires a decent amount of space, and, although we will make this responsive, we’ll add a media query for smaller screens where everything will fall back to a simplified stacked structure. The same will be applied for browsers that don’t support 3D transforms.
