jQuery is the industry standard javascript library for building lightweight, custom client side interactions. It facilitates Ajax, animation, and many kinds of website enhancements, both obvious and subtle. It’s widely used as an alternative to Flash.
PEN wanted to do something unique for their Gala event at the Museum of Natural History. With a very active Twitter following, they wanted to explore the concept of a streaming Twitter feed following a hashtag, #pengala. Tom leveraged Remy Sharp’s twitterlib, HTML5 data attributes, CSS3 and jQuery animation and the Chrome browser to build(…)
We built renowned photojournalist George Steinmetz‘s site using the same custom CMS that we had built for Ed Kashi as a base. George’s goals were slightly different though: they incorporated ecommerce and needed less in the way of a full blown archive. He also made a wise decision to have us build a screen size(…)
We originally built renowned photojournalist Ed Kashi‘s portfolio site sever years ago, back when the idea of building a website in Flash wasn’t looked at as a bad idea. We built a search engine crawler friendly HTML skeleton for the site, while replacing that content with Flash for human users, including browser history and deep(…)
We worked with Jon Weiman Design on this jeweler’s site, incorporating the Isotope jquery plugin into a WordPress back end for a truly unique custom theme that organizes and sorts the ranges of jewelry on the site. Visit the site and have fun playing with the interface at pinklotusdesigns.com