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.net Magazine Issue 223 (Jan 2012), Wedding Sites Website Build Off… preview!

The Brief: Create a site that helps people plan their wedding or an element of it. Remember, this is the biggest day of their lives, so make sure the design strikes the right note!

Here’s a sneak peek of my entry into .net magazine wedding sites website build off, the magazine should be out in shops in the next week or so! Be sure to get it to grab a better look! I will post up detailed pics later!

.net Magazine Issue 223 (January 2012) – Page 112

The Magazine is now out, you can buy it from http://www.netmagazine.com or pop into WH Smiths or your local newsagent! You can view the full design here: http://mos.netmagazine.com/build/kt-223.jpg Continue reading

jQuery Full Screen Carousel (fullscreen width & fullscreen height)

Using the awesome carouFredSel, I’ve integrated it into a full screen carousel, so it scrolls the whole width and height of your browser window, if the body height is shorter than your browser height, the browser height will take precendence and vice versa.

Credit for the carousel goes to carouFredSel, I merely made it work to provide a fullscreen width and height solution into a plugin. You will need to get the carouFredSel Plugin and the jQuery Easing Plugin. It currently works with the latest carouFredSel plugin which is 5.1.3 as of posting, and probably will work with revised versions. This plugin has been tested in Latest Chrome, FireFox and Safari, IE 7,8 & 9. Please use the latest jQuery Release too.
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Brandammo do it again

It was great to see the amazing work of our creative team in this mornings edition of ShortList and the latest FHM. Dunlop asked Brandammo to develop and produce the ad campaign for their new Dunlop retro range. From the photo shoot, to the post production the brandammo team worked feverishly to meet and exceed client expectations. We hope you all like the ad’s

Vist www.dunlopretro.com for more on this range.

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A bunch of cool, fun, and cross-browser animations for you to use in your projects

This is a nice collection of CSS cross-browser animations. CSS animations are supported in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. They wont’t work in any version of Internet Explorer, but you can use modernizr.js to detect browsers that do not support CSS animations and do animations via jQuery for a fallback.

Check them out at http://daneden.me/animate/

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