To organize content on site was always an important task for web designers. Using a CSS3 tabbed navigation can help you structuring similar groups of content.
We love jQuery for its flexibility and many uses. But some of the most impressive jQuery applications are those that involve images. It really can allow you to do some useful stuff and even add a “wow” factor to your project. So here we’ve rounded up some jQuery plugins to help you display images in your next project.
jQuery scrollbar plugins makes it possible to add cool scrollbars to content areas within your pages. This can be really useful in some cases but should also be used with great care.
Using responsive CSS frameworks developers can speed up the delivery and improve the quality of responsive CSS code. Since responsive web design is in high demand a lot of frameworks have been created to streamline the delivery of high quality mobile-ready websites.
jQ.Mobi is a fresh and open source JavaScript framework that focuses on providing a great experience on both of the dominant mobile operating systems with a tiny footprint and code efficiency.
Really Simple Slideshow is a jQuery plugin for creating image sliders of any kind. Plugin converts any list of images into a slideshow, it can display captions with each slide, include links and there are multiple transition effects.
Adaptor is a jQuery image slider that offers slick 2D and 3D transitions. 3D effects, if done smoothly, usually looks very good on the web as it is still unexpected for most to see anything that is not 2D online.
qTip2 plugin can display the tooltip in any position wanted, plays nicely with image maps and they can be set to follow any element (handy for drag 'n' dropped and animated items) or mouse.