Yesterday i released a jquery plugin to create tabbed interfaces easily: simplyTabs .
There are several existing outthere, but they were all bloated for my needs. See, i don’t need to download the jquery ui tabs 122k of code when i can achieve the same result with, 4kb unminified, js+css.
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Author: pixeline
Date: March 4th, 2009
filed in: Design, Development
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I’m proud to officially announce the launch of a new website for Barcelona-based professional photographer Lisa Pram.
As you’ll see it’s quite an experimental project in terms of interface and interactivity. We ended up calling it an “interactive barcode”. And in fact, the “barcode” term is well suited to the concept behind the interface: to generate a unique representation of Lisa’s work in a non-metaphorical manner, but rather through indexing of her image sets according to four main keywords.
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Author: pixeline
Date: November 11th, 2008
filed in: Design, Development, General, Interfaces
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And now, a word from the president
Among the bunch of new entries added to the jquery plugin repository today, one of them caught my attention as being a really clever way to display a huge list of entries in a nicely digestible manner: the ListNav jquery plugin.
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Author: pixeline
Date: October 2nd, 2008
filed in: Design, Development, General, Interfaces
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I couldn’t care less for the actual content of this EcoDazoo website, but the 3D rendering is blazingly fast!
I suspect this was done with Papervision 3D.
Watch it here.
Author: pixeline
Date: June 5th, 2008
filed in: Design, Development
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And now, a word from the president
A few years ago, we did experiments in 3D on the web using the VRML technology. A heavy argument was a hefty 5 megs plugin to install, and only on Internet Explorer. No mac, no firefox, no nothing. VRML is now a almost forgotten technology and it seemed no one saw a reason to pursue the quest for a proper 3D rendering engine to consult and interact in 3D inside your favorite browser. Until…
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Author: pixeline
Date: April 18th, 2008
filed in: Design, Development, General, Interfaces
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And now, a word from the president
