Do you want to find new customers for your business? Have you considered searching for them on Twitter? Thanks to public updates, searchable bios and a plethora of third-party tools, you can find customers on Twitter easier than you can on any other network. In this article I’ll show you how to find your current […]
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Are your ads getting noticed as much as you’d like? Are you looking for ways to grab your audience’s attention? Successful social media ads entice consumers to watch, listen to or click on the message. In this article you’ll discover four ways to create social media ads that stand out. #1: Script It for Broadcast […]
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A simple content slider with depth-like zoom functionality for a predefined area in each slide.Each slide has a predefined zoom area that will be used to calculate the appropriate scale value for a fullscreen fill. Once the icon for zooming is clicked, the zoom area as well as the page get scaled, creating the illusion that the viewer is approaching the item. Once the whole page is covered, we show some more details.
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A demonstration of how to implement a keyboard and screen reader accessible mega menu as a jQuery plugin. It is modeled after the mega menu on adobe.com but has been simplified for use by others. An brief explanation of our interaction design choices can be found in a blog post at Mega menu accessibility on adobe.com.
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A simple jQuery plugin that extends bootstrap’s dropdown menu into something like github’s select menu.
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