This is a slide-in filter panel powered by CSS and jQuery and created by Codyhouse.It is actually an essential feature if your website has lots of content, distributed across different categories. For an e-commerce, it is a way to increase conversion rates by reducing the time needed by the user to find what he’s looking for. It takes advantage of CSS Transitions, CSS Transformations and jQuery muscles to smoothly slide in when needed.
Another great tutorial from Codyhouse.A list of split blocks that reunite on scrolling, simulating a movement along the z-axis with the help of CSS transformations and jQuery. The 2-blocks design approach is quite common nowadays. On one side the text paragraph, on the other a visual element. With this nugget Codyhouse tried to “spice-up” the transition between the sections by simulating a movement along the z-axis while the user is scrolling (or using the 2…
ECharts is a comprehensive charting library offering a painless way of adding interactive charts to your commercial products. On the foundation of ZRender-based (a whole new lightweight canvas library) coordinate system, legend, tooltip, toolbox and other basic components, ECharts currently supports line, column, scatter, pie, radar, candlestick, chord, gauge, funnel, map and force-directed chart types, many of these can be combined in one chart. Compatible with most common browsers — including IE6/7/8/9+, Chrome,…
snabbt.js is a minimalistic javascript animation library. It focuses on moving things around. It will translate, rotate, scale, skew and resize your elements. By including matrix multiplication operations, transforms can be combined in any way you want. The end result is then set via CSS3 transform matrices. snabbt.js is built to be fast. It will only animate things that modern browsers can animate cheaply: transforms and opacity. The goal is to make a library that…
”Expandable Project Presentation with CSS3 & jQuery” is a gallery of project preview images that expand on click to reveal the full case study by Claudia Romano – Codyhouse. The real power of CSS Transitions is in allowing a smooth passage from point A to point B. In this example we take advantage of CSS Transitions and Transformations, and of the background-attachment CSS property to create a “diving-in” effect and reveal additional content for each…
This is a tutorial by Codrops on how to create a simple layout with a fullscreen header that slides up to reveal a content area with an image grid. The idea is to initially show a fullscreen image with a title and a toggle button that allows to change the view to a grid. The header with the fullscreen image animates upwards and reveals a grid of image anchors with a title. The technologies used…
ClassyCountdown is a jQuery plugin written by Marius Stanciu – Sergiu, a plugin that allows you to easily create clean circular countdowns. It is fully customizable and includes 12 themes, which can be modified and it uses HTML5 canvas for rendering the circles. This jQuery plugin is distributed under the MIT license. Enjoy!
This is a secondary navigation intended for users who want a quick overview of the page content, and be able to easily move from one section of the page to the other. A fixed navigation with smooth, jQuery powered scroll. Nothing fancy here, yet a handy snippet for creating a secondary menu to quickly surf through the page content. A good example I can think of is Disqus For Websites. A nice touch is to…
This is a great 3D Rotating Navigation tutorial by Codyhouse.(Claudia Romano).It is powered by CSS transformations.Sometimes you just want your website navigation to be bold. Design agencies, for example, use their portfolio to show off their skills and push a little usability standards. Another good example is mobile apps: animated elements are key ingredients of the user experience. In this case a 3D menu can’t just be fun. It has to be efficient.
Card will take any credit card form and make it the best part of the checkout process (without you changing anything). Everything is created with pure CSS, HTML, and Javascript — no images required. Card works as a drop in addition to your current credit card form. No need edit input names or HTML — you can leave everything as is. Usage To use, you’ll need to include the correct CSS and Javascript files into…