A tutorial on how to create a mobile-friendly and responsive expanding search bar.
Summarized, this is what we want the search component to do:
A tutorial about how to create a simple, but very stylish vertical menu using some CSS3, jQuery, a custom text font and the most impressive icon font. Combine all of these with a nice color scheme and you get a beautiful UI element, ready to be used in your projects!
Nice tutorial about How to Make a Digital Clock with jQuery and CSS3. Soon functionality for setting alarms and playing them back with HTML5 audio ll be add.
In this tutorial you're going to create a horizontal portfolio layout with cool hover effects. CSS3 animations and transitions used for hover effect of the portfolio items, and some jQuery to replicate the image pan effect on hover.
Also there is falling down effect on scroll, where the portfolio items fall down as soon as they enter the visible area of the viewport.
A fixed header that will animate its size on scroll. The inner elements will also adjust their size with a transition.
An animated header that will change its size on scroll. Once a certain amount of the page gets scrolled, the header will decrease its size and the inner elements will adjust their font-size/line height. There are example media queries for dealing with different screen sizes.
In this tutorial you are going to create a gallery with a smooth diagonal fade effect, powered by css3 transitions. It will scan a folder with photos on the server and display them in a grid that spans the entire browser window.
CSS3 capable browsers will show a smoothly animated diagonal fade effect, while older browsers will fall back to a simpler but still perfectly usable non-animated version of the gallery.
This is a simple tooltip menu that will show a tooltip submenu when hovering over an item. The submenu will either appear above or below the main menu, depending on where more space is available.
Using Modernizr’s touch detection, the menu will either react on hover or on click. Example media queries show how to adjust the style for smaller screens.
Responsive product grid layout that comes with some UI details for inspiration. The product will rotate showing the backside of the item when the rotate button is clicked. Some examples of how tooltips can appear on hover or click are also included.
Media queries can be used to resize the items in the grid or change the number of items in a row. Flexbox is used when supported.
A simple, horizontal slide out menu with a grid-like thumbnail layout for the submenu. The menu slides out from the top when a main menu item is clicked and the sub-items fade in. When clicking on another item, the height of the submenu will adjust and the content will fade in and out while switching.
Some media query examples show how to make the menu responsive and change the view to a touch-friendly vertically stacked navigation.
Nice tutorial about creating an AJAX file upload form, that will let visitors upload files from their browsers with drag/drop or by selecting them individually.
A responsive, touch-friendly and Retina-ready menu with three layouts for different browser sizes.
The menu automatically changes to one of three different layouts depending on the browser window size: a “desktop” inline version, a two columns tablet-optimized version and a mobile version with a menu link to display and hide the navigation for smaller screens. To make the menu fully retina-ready, we will use an icon font so that the icons of the menu won’t get pixelized on resize
A tutorial on how to create the effect of YouTube's little left side menu.
When clicking on the menu label and icon, the main menu appears beneath and the menu icon slides to the right side while the label slides up. To close the menu, the menu icon needs to be clicked again.
A nice tutorial from Codrops on how to create a thumbnail grid with an expanding image preview similar to the effect seen on Google Images.
The idea is to open a preview when clicking on a thumbnail and to show a larger image and some other content like a title, a description and a link.
Nice tutorial from Smashing Magazine about "Creating an Animated bar Graph with CSS And jQuery".
What this tutorial is making?
In this tutorial you are going to build a cross-browser, custom confirm dialog in the form of an easy to use jQuery plugin. You can choose the text, buttons, and actions that will be executed when they are clicked.
