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9 years ago

Simple Interactive Points Effect with SVG

Today we’d like to share a simple hover/click effect for images with you. The main idea is to show a map or a base image with some points of interest (POS) and when we come close to one of these points and hover, an image starts to fade in. When clicking on the POS indicator, a content layer is shown with some more information on that point; the background image becomes completely opaque. This concept could be fitting for some kind of map assisted story telling, like a travel piece or similar.

Simple Interactive Points Effect with SVG

9 years ago

LivIcons Evolution as jQuery plugin

LivIcons Evolution is the next modern generation of a classic LivIcons pack of a cross browser vector icons with individual mini animation for each one. They are based on SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic), powered by JavaScript, work in all modern browsers and look perfect at any devices. Yes, Retina too.

LivIcons Evolution as jQuery plugin

9 years ago

Interactive 3D Mall Map with CSS & SVG

Today we’d like to share a little 3D experiment with you. The idea is to show a mall map with all its floors in perspective. Additionally, we have a search in a sidebar that allows to filter mall spaces. Once a floor is selected, we show some pins as indicators for the different stores/spaces. When clicking on a pin, we show some more details of that space. We’ve mostly used CSS trickery for this, applying transitions that will rotate and move the levels by adding or removing classes. The levels are represented by inline SVGs.

Interactive 3D Mall Map with CSS & SVG

9 years ago

Pure CSS Select Styling

CSS styling of select component without JS, and using inline SVGs for the arrow symbol. The idea is to get rid of the need of using JS / JQuery for a decent select styling. Using inline SVG files to avoid extra requests to the server and a good visualization quality in retina displays.

Pure CSS Select Styling
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