This is a nice one.

Bootstrap is a nice framework, the great advantage of using it is that it saves you a lot of time while building a responsive web site (the same can be said of other css frameworks out there).
The drawback is that the web sites coming out in the last years very often looks the same, all of them have the same navbar and the same menu behavior which collapses for extra-small devices, showing a menu button which reveals the content when pressed.

A good way to differentiate your web site from the others could be a change in the menu collapsing behavior.

Datmenu is a nice responsive menu plugin for Wordpress, so the idea is ...

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Slideshows are everywhere. Indeed it is a component which can serve to multiple purposes, it can be a sort of image gallery, a carousel, a presentation etc...

Some days ago' I was working on a slideshow component that had to be used as a presentation tool. I wrote it using mootools since it runs on a web site which uses ...

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2013 was the year of responsive design. And 2014 too.

There are many html5/css3 frameworks which provide components, css classes, js libraries etc... that you can use to speed up the process of creating a good and responsive web interface.

There is a sort of vacuum indeed, when dealing with html tables. Do not get me wrong, this is not a fault of the frontend frameworks, but it is an intrinsic problem, due to the nature of tables. The ...

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Today I was playing (really working) with a nice animation effect to use for the pagination of a showcase module (or stories).

The concept is quite simple here, we have some items which iterates with a nice effect (fade in this case) automatically or not (decided through options). Every item has a dot controller which shows the item when clicked.

Nothing exceptional here, the cool thing is the effect that I gave to such dot controllers, as it seems that when clicking a not selected dot, the selected one moves forward or backward to reach the clicked point.

Quite difficult ...

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