Andrew Houle
Frontend web developer fueled by caffeine and curiosity. Christian, husband and father of 2.
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Awkward Showcase - jQuery Content Slider
I try to bookmark a lot of these jQuery sliders for future use. There are plenty of options out there, but this one looks exceptional. I’ve yet to try it out, but I love all the configuration options. Tooltips, thumbnails and dynamic height are all things I get asked to include with sliders often. I didn’t see the file size, so hopefully it’s not too bloated.
One of our focal points at Dribbble is helping you discover interesting shots. Toward that end, we launched Buckets last week. Today we’re happy to release Colors.
You can now search for shots by color. Just head over to the color search page (accessible via the Explore menu). There are…
There’s an amazing variety of shots uploaded on Dribbble every day, and it’s our continual challenge to make it easier to discover new and interesting content. Today we’ve launched Buckets to help the community participate in curating Dribbble.
Buckets are simply collections of shots that any…
Dribbble adds buckets
It’s great to see the progress CSS has made over the last few years. With CSS 3 comes all kinds of new tricks and techniques. Marcofolio has put together this example page of many common jQuery animations that can now be done in CSS 3. Very impressive.
Fantastical is a slick new mac app that works with iCal, Entourage and Outlook. It boasts an awesome looking UI and allows you to enter your events in plain english. So you can write something like ‘Lunch with John Doe at 11am’ and Fantastical will handle the rest.
It’s now super easy to add a “Share on Tumblr” button to any site→
Check out the examples. We’re doing some really cool stuff with it.
(Source: staff)
Simple, but useful testing for the load time of your website. I love the incremental screenshots!
Stampaxx is a lovely and original collection of social media icons… Err should I say stamps. Check em out. They are free and come in psd and eps formats.
I’m excited to try out this new plugin by the impressive folks at Paravel. Their explanation describes it well enough…
A jQuery plugin for inflating web type. FitText makes font-sizes flexible. Use this plugin on your fluid or responsive layout to achieve scalable headlines that fill the width of a parent element.
Full speed ahead :) (Taken with instagram)
