Scrolling as your sites main source of navigation is all the rage. With the amount of one page sites out there I thought it would be helpful to show how to trigger your navigation to changed based on how far you’ve scrolled down.
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Single page websites seem to be all the rage now a days. Scrolling effects seem to be in high demand. So in this post I’ll show you how to create a smooth scrolling page with jQuery.
Paul Irish recently posted a list of his rss feeds that he follows. I thought I’d spread the love and share it with you as it’s a pretty great list.
Sometimes it’s handy to be able to mask an image without having to take it into Photoshop. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a mask using HTML 5 canvas and a bit of javascript.
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Found a pretty cool site. It allows users to minify and compress both their CSS and JavaScript. So I thought I would just share it with you so you can bask in it’s speed inducing glory. Read more…
A problem that I often run into with while working locally with Canvas is the security error that comes with working with images on my local machine or cross domain. This post will give you a work around that will work if in a bind.
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How do you make your CSS3 awesome? By creating something 3D of course. I thought that was a given 
This tutorial will show how to do just that….awesomify your CSS3.
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There are plenty of cool things that HTML 5 has to offer. Here lies an experiment with the canvas and image manipulation. Oh what FUN!
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iOS style checkboxes (toggle switches) are far more user friendly than ye ol’ browser checkboxes. Without feeling to sorry for your browser checkboxes, we’re going to go through creating new toggle switch hotness with jQuery.
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So what’s in store for the web in the future? Is it more bejeweled games? Or is it 3d first person shooters? Read more…