Skitter is a jQuery plugin that enables us to convert unordered lists into slideshows with attractive animations.
The slideshow can display the list of slides as numbers or thumbnails and items can be browsed with the help of prev-next buttons as well.
It has many original animation types including cube (with various sub-types), tube, block and more…
On today’s tutorial we will take a step aside of our classical design tutorials and will be focusing more on the programming part, we’re about to show you how to develop an awesome typewriter experiment with all the primary functions fully operational thanks to the mighty power of jQuery and CSS. But don’t think that this is pure crazy experimentation, because this typewriter can actually be utilized as a brilliant contact form to place on your different projects.
If you’re not a seasoned web developer, it can be quite intimidating to approach a project where your client is looking for something trendy and interactive such as an Apple-centric slideshow.
Today we’ll teach you how you can create just such a project in mere minutes using some awesome free resources from around the web. We’ll walk you through ten super simple steps so even if you have little to no web experience, this project should be a breeze!
“There are some attractive Adobe Flash based solutions for this type of UI component, and while JavaScript versions exist, the commercial Flash products tend to have better aesthetics and polish. To redress the balance in JavaScript’s favour, I have created this jQuery carousel plugin.”
It’s always fun to play with jQuery especially when you are trying to recreate something that you enjoy using. One such thing is window chooser in Opera Mobile browser where opened windows are positioned below each other and only a portion of each window is visible. The one on the top is current window that is fully visible. Clicking on those windows is followed by some nice effect.
