jQuery is a JavaScript library that allows Web designers and developers to incorporate simple animations, handle events and add AJAX interactions with just a few lines of code. One of the main benefits, besides the use of more efficient code, is that designers/developers can incorporate more information into a Web page and still keep the aesthetics of a clean and snappy interface. To find out more on how to use and incorporate jQuery into your web projects start here. I have also included some links to examples and tutorials to what I feel are very useful jQuery tools below. Let the fun begin!
Neat jQuery examples and tutorials… Yay!
Phoenix Design Week begins!
All of us here at Liquis are getting anxious for the inaugural Phoenix Design Week to commense tomorrow. We have a busy schedule ahead attending exhibits and conferences and luckily a few new client meetings in between. I’m thinking all of this creativity will have a positive impact on upcoming work and I know we’re all excited for the challenge.
In light of Phoenix Design Week, we’ve not only put together this fun video as part of the event’s 12 Seconds promo, but we also gave our own Web site a revamp so we can put our best face forward and represent!
Stay tuned, we look forward to sharing some take aways from the event in upcoming posts.
Is your Web site CRAP?
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There is more to the design of a Web page than just some text and images. There are certain principles of design that need to be considered and depending on how (or if) these principles are used, will define if your site is CRAP or not.
CRAP stands for contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity, the four main principles of good Web design.