• 10 Jan

    Many sites that require login credentials enforce a security setting often referred to as password complexity requirements. These requirements ensure that user passwords are sufficiently strong and cannot be easily broken.

    What constitutes a strong password? Well, that depends on who you ask. However, traditional factors that contribute to a password’s strength include it’s length, complexity, and unpredictability. To ensure password strength, many sites require user passwords to be alphanumeric in addition to being a certain length.

    In this tutorial, we’ll construct a form that gives the user live feedback as to whether their password has sufficiently met the complexity requirements we will establish. Read more

  • 2 Aug

    For some sites, image galleries are an absolute must. Portfolios are the first to come to mind, but galleries are also useful for blogs, e-commerce sites, and really any site that regularly displays multiple images on a single page.

    Below are 25 fantastic jQuery gallery and slideshow plugins.

    They’re all free (though some require different licensing for commercial use, have premium versions available, or offer paid add-ons).

    We’re sure there’s almost certainly going to be something to fit whatever your current project needs.

    Feel free to suggest other options at the end of this post in the comments’ area… Read more

  • 22 Jul

    Just a short while ago, Flash was one of the primary technologies used by web designers to add interactivity to a website.

    Since the introduction of the iPad, with its lack of the Flash Player, there’s an acceleration in the web development world to use alternative technologies to Flash, such as jQuery, Ajax and others.

    Although Flash is still a very powerful and useful tool, which works great on many cases, several of the effects that web designers are accustomed to creating in Flash, can be just as easily implemented using jQuery.

    Here are 21 online demos that show the power of jQuery for creating advanced effects and interactivity that can rival Flash. Read more

  • 18 Dec

    Thanks to the might of JavaScript, the words “dynamic” and “illustration” no longer apply exclusively to Flash-based websites.

    Now that dynamic HTML is a reality in most commonly used browsers and that a lot of fancy JavaScript libraries exist to make using it easy, CSS websites can take back some of the street cred held so tightly by Flash.

    Of these new JavaScript libraries, jQuery has become one of the most widely adopted because of its ease of use, breadth of features and initial focus on visual uniqueness.

    Here are 24 clever examples of website designs using jQuery and Illustration. Read more

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