superplaceholder.js – Super Charge Your Input Placeholders

superplaceholder.js is a library to bring your input placeholders to life by cycling multiple instructions in a single input placeholder.

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Facebook Live Video Gets Top News Feed Exposure: This Week in Social Media

Welcome to our weekly edition of what’s hot in social media news. To help you stay up to date with social media, here are some of the news items that caught our attention. What’s New This Week Facebook Prioritizes Facebook Live Videos in News Feed: Facebook announced that it is “making a small update to [...]

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Portfolio of Aaron Porter

Large case studies delve into all of the details of the creative process. A unique navigation pattern builds a spatial context. And throughout, the imagery connects every page to create a portfolio built with a focus on story.
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Theemey.js : Theme Engine with jQuery

A theme engine built in jQuery and Stylus.

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Mapbox.js : JavaScript Mapping libraries

MapBox.js is now version 1.0 and we are joining forces with Leaflet, one of the most established and robust open source mapping libraries. Embedding maps in web applications with MapBox.js is now even easier, and you can tap into powerful Leaflet features and multi-platform compatibility.

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The Ultimate Guide To #Facebook Image Sizes – 2016 Edition [INFOGRAPHIC]

As you know that images are a huge part of Facebook, and an even bigger part of Instagram.

Getting your images just right is a huge factor when it comes to success on these platforms. In fact, image posts can result in up to 120% more shares than non-image posts, so using good images clearly matters.

And getting your images just right matters even more if you are using them for paid ads.

Using stretched, cut-off or poorly cropped images is a great way to waste an advertising budget.

That’s why I’ve created this infographic for you.

It’s a handy reference that shows you the recommended image sizes for all Facebook and Instagram ads. It’s brand new for 2016 and includes all of the new ad types including Lead Ads and Facebook Canvas!

I’ve even included the requirements for the most common video ads as well.

Bookmark this page so you can come back any time you’re about to create a new ad or update your Facebook page.

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Upcoming WordPress Blog Previews to Increase User Engagement

Displaying your latest news or blogs easily on your website is one of WordPress’s most important functions. WordPress started out as a blogging platform and has historically offered a range of tools and features to enhance your site, providing your users with easy ways to access your content. Your latest posts page (aka your latest […]

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