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Sometimes it’s just amazing to see, which level of usability, legibility and visual appeal can be achieved using some basic design techniques. In fact, some talented web-developers manage to deliver powerful, functional and gorgeous web-design in “look-and-feel”-style, which is easy to use and nice to see.
The User experience has dramatically improved over the past few years, resulting in rich and responsive user interface. AJAX, javascript and CSS are widely used to offer users the dynamic interaction that they have come to expect from advanced, sophisticated, professional solutions.
There have been plenty of posts on the number of awesome javascript, Ajax and CSS techniques and where to find them. Today, we will have a look at 10 creative & rich UI in modern day websites and how you can create similar interfaces using the techniques mentioned in this post.
Beside the absolutely incredible design you will find:
This tutorial explais how to design an high impact elastic effect to make original web menu using some lines of Javascript code and MooTools framework.
This tutorial explains how to design an elegant and animated weekly timeline, with daily annotations, you can customize and reuse quickly in your web projects.
Only the parent element is handling events. In this case it’s the editor container element. If you add dynamicaly elements into the container you don’t have to bind any events on it.
A very clean and simple slider, complemented by great illustrations.
Easy Slider (as I call this plugin) enables images or any content to slide horizontally or vertically on click or auto slide. Features include: continuous sliding, “go to first” and “go to last” button, hiding controls, optional wrapping markup for control buttons, vertical sliding and multiple sliders on one page.
Jason Reed used a stylish accordion in his portfolio to allow users to navigate pages. He also used a nice sliding tabs inside the accordion for a better structure in his interface.
Sliding Tabs is a mootools plugin which adds a pretty neat effect. It’s a clone of something seen on Panic Software’s Coda site. With an extra feature where the Sliding Tabs widget can change to the next or previous pane every few seconds
This plugin provides some simple options to alter the accordion look and behavior.
I just love their amazing menu, it seemed to be a flash menu from the first look but after checking the code found it is just plain XHTML, CSS and Javascript.
Most CSS Gallery gives their users the ability to change page layouts provides your users with a more immersive experience and allows them to consume information more easily, either with a quick gallery view, or a detailed summary view.
A simple way to allow your users to switch page layouts by using CSS and jQuery.
Profoto has a unique breadcrumb menu. Clicking on a breadcrumb link opens an area below it that gives users additional attributes to select from.
jBreadCrumb is a jQuery plugin for displaying breadcrumb navigations in a more flexible & smarter way. As the length of a breadcrumb menu may be very long & the common method used for this problem is limiting th eamount of menus used, jBreadCrumb follows another route.
Shelfari has an interesting hybrid button/drop down menu to display actions on books. If you check the code you will notice there were no input fields created for those check boxes, only a background images are used.
Ever wondered how you could style form elements like checkboxes, radiobuttons and select-fields in a way you like. Custom Form Elements enhances web-based XHTML forms in terms of style, usability and accessibility by using Javascript and/or CSS.
CSS Ninjas provide an interesting cost estimate slider that allows clients to know how much their service will cost by specifying the number of pages that need to be converted.
The purpose of this plugin is to allow for the jQuery UI Slider plugin to be generated using progressive enhancement. You can use the jQuery Slider plugin alongside other input elements in a form and submit or serialize the form as if the slider is not even there.
Facebook’s address auto-completion form when you compose a message is one of the best examples of auto-completion feature in a form.
Fancy facebook-like dynamic inputs with auto complete & pre added values.
DesignFlavr, known for their great sources of design inspiration, put together a simple fadeIn / fadeOut slide show to showcase their featured artwork and corresponding descriptions.
s3Slider is a free plugin built in jQuery for cross-fading slideshow.
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