Inerd Hussein - tagged with inspiration

40 Stunning and Creative Graffiti Artworks

Wed, 06 May 2009 08:59:00 -0600

Graffiti represents an art form that is unrestricted, one that rebels against conventional forms of artwork. Graffiti is intertwined into human history, dating back to the Roman Empires where they were plastered onto walls to make political statements and satirize current events. Modern graffiti achieves many of the same things - to state a message that doesn’t necessarily fit into the norms of society. In this collection, for your inspiration and adoration, we present 40 remarkable graffiti and street artwork. This article follows and adds to an article written last year, entitled Tribute To Graffiti: 50 Beautiful Graffiti Artworks. Remarkable and Creative Graffiti Art ? (please let us know the name of the artists in the comments!)

unknown

Vaccine Graffiti

C215

Claus Winkler

werk, vyal, seak

Dan

spok

swoon

Adam Neate

The GC Four

Peter Baker

Anarchosyn

finbarr (DAC)

Banksy

osloann

ripo, above

unknown

Lachlan

periphery

Collaboration between 3dom and Voyder

unknown

Saul

Flan

PaulGreen

Various artists (MadPoster event)

Lister

Generoso Rodriguez Querol

Jan

julien

gábor

pixelpancho

TT Freak

S O X

Neal

Barbara

Geoff B.

Shiratski

Last Click Watchmen Premiere Aerosol Graffiti Timelapse Video

MUTO a graffiti, wall-painted animation by BLU

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About the Author Jacob Gube is a Web developer/designer and author of Six Revisions, a blog on Web development and design. If you want to connect with the author, you can follow him on Twitter.

Post tags: artworks, graffiti, inspiration

How to Find Inspiration From Your Environment

Thu, 23 Apr 2009 01:01:00 -0600

As a designer, we all have experienced the hard time of finding new ideas and inspirations. That’s why Nick La from WebDesignerWall has chosen to talk about this topic in his presentation at the FOWD conference. In this post, he has done a recap of the keynotes – Finding Inspiration From Your Environment. Read on to find out how his work habits and environment influence his design.

Next time you are outside, try to pay more attention to you environment, you may find a lot of interesting things that you can incorporate into your design. Enjoy your life and design more beautiful things! Source: http://www.webdesignerwall.com/general/finding-inspiration/ Related PostsFreelanceSwitch: 33 New Places to Get Design Inspiration 45 Beautiful 3D Typography Designs For Inspiration Daily Design Inspiration for Web Designers Get Some Interface Design Inspiration with Pattern Tap Useful Web Application User Interface Techniques SponsorsDreamhost: Get $50 Off with Coupon Code: WEBAPPERS

40 Captivating Photos That Depict Human Emotion

Tue, 14 Apr 2009 05:18:00 -0600

Though we differ in the way we look and things we believe in, there’s something we all share: emotion. Human emotion is innate in all of us; it’s something we’re born with and something we die with. Happiness, sadness, love, hatred, worries, and indifference - these are things that constantly occur in our daily lives. Today we share with you 40 powerful depictions of the human emotion. In these photos you’ll see celebrations, sadness in defeat, raw anger, and everything else in between that makes us what we are… human. Captivating Photos that Depict Human Emotion Milda

Charline

Paulina

Michelle Black

Loise Lane

Antonio Gabriele

Painting in shadows

gun

Salomé G.

Brett Walker

Eric Lafforgue

Sandra Torralba

Nirrimi Joy

kelly c

Brett Walker

P.S. Zollo

Martin Gommel

Ricardo Liberato

Jelena Balic

Calvin

Salomé G.

Simeon

Catherine

Dar’ya Sipyeykina

Leroy Skalstad

Nick

Leroy Skalstad

Eric Lafforgue

kelly c

Eric Lafforgue

P.S. Zollo

Antonio Gabriele

Piers Nye

mahardhika

Oksana

taykut

Gulsah

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About the Author Jacob Gube is a web developer/designer and the founder of Six Revisions, a blog on web development and design. He’s also an amateur photographer, wielding the Nikon D40x DSLR camera. If you want to connect with the author, you can follow him on Twitter.

Post tags: emotions, inspiration, photography

Beautiful And Creative Logo Designs For Your Inspiration

Thu, 09 Apr 2009 15:40:00 -0600

Last week we already presented our first selection of beautiful, clever and creative logo designs. This post presents the second part of our selection, featuring even more beautiful and creative logos that will hopefully inspire you or at least give you the idea of what the current logo design trends look like. Just as last time, we focused on logos that use creative methods to represent the brand through color, shapes, and typography. Every design presented below tells you something about the company that it is supposed to represent. Also note the brilliant color palletes and unique patterns used in many of these. Finally, pay attention to the typography, especially font selection and coloring. Below you’ll find a collection of 40 more beautiful and creative logo designs to inspire you. Browsing through the showcase, you will notice many trends. Some of these include the usage of simple shapes to create something complex, origami shapes, coloring and transparency trends, and many more. You may want to take a look at the post Logo Design Trends 2009 for further reference. 40 Creative Logo Designs

Further Resources You may want to take a look at the following related posts:

Logo Design Trends 2009 (logoorange.com) Logo Design Trends 2009 (1stwebdesigner.com)

About the author Matt Cronin is a freelance web and graphic designer as well as developer. He is the author and owner of Spoonfed Design, a design blog with great tips, how-to, inspiration, tutorials, and more. Spoonfed Design is part of the VAEOU Creative Network, a new startup in progress with new services coming soon.

Post tags: design, Design Showcase, inspiration, logos

The Future Of Interface Design

Tue, 07 Apr 2009 11:38:00 -0600

What will interfaces be like in 2020? It’s hard to predict what the future will be made of, but current experiments regularly give us hints of what 2020’s interfaces could look like. Don’t take what you read in this article for granted, but be assured that the future will be a cool place for geeks to live in.

Better and more intuitive devices interaction

The Microsoft Surface video demo created a real buzz on the web, it even got its own hilarious parody. The object is already available for sfale, but I sincerely doubt it will go big with the actual pricing and format. On the other hand, I think that the intuitive interface with object interaction will be used broadly in a near future. Another good example of what can be achieved with sensitive multi-touch interface is the stunning Perceptive Pixels technology. For those of you who are into music, the Audiopad is a great example of the power of interactive multi-touch technology. Everyday devices connected to the Internet

In 2020, there is no doubt that access to the Internet from the television will be very familiar. But what about kitchen devices? Wouldn’t be great to give the ingredients to your oven, then get appropriate available recipes you can cook with these ingredients. A concept for such a kitchen already exists, and there will be even better than this by 2020. Multi-touch, without touching the screen

Remember the movie “Minority report” and the cool screen interface Tom Cruise was working with? You probably thought that you would never see this in action. Well, get ready to have your mind blown by this video demonstration of the Oblong technology, and maybe in 2020 it will be affordable, who knows? Microsoft SideSight is another interesting project that takes the iPhone’s multi-touch one step further. You can use it without touching the screen (demo), which means a cleaner screen. Now let’s see where Microsoft will take this by 2020. Interactive and intuitive user interfaces for better browsing

A few very interesting demos are available on the web to give a glimpse of what the future computers user-interface could look like. One comes from Mozilla Labs and is named Aurora , it’s a concept video showing a lady browsing the web and her everyday Internet experience. It’s arousing to see how they imagined the icons organized into some kind of overlapping clouds. Even better, the way the lady gets her browsing going from one interface to another. Another cool prototype of the future’s interface is the BumpTop 3D Desktop. This interface is inspired by real-world organization of your desktop, allowing to create and organize piles, re-size files and toss them around. The demo is really worth watching. Gesture based interfaces

The Wii-mote by Nintendo was certainly the first step towards gesture-based interfaces, but probably not the last one. Apple seems interested in taking that path too. In fact, they recently patented a new technology that would allow to mix multi-touch with voice, camera and force sensors. This would open a new world of computer-human interaction, making the whole process much more natural. Another prototype has been released recently, it was showcasing a wearable gesture interface . It uses a camera, a projector and colour markers that you wear at the tip of your fingers to let you interact with anything you look at. The project is named SixthSense, and you should definitely take a look at the demo. Interfaces aware of context

In this video, David Merrill demoes the latest technology his team developed. The Siftables are interactive computers the size of a cookie. In the video, you can clearly see how far this could take us by 2020, the devices are aware of other devices and react accordingly. For now, the only examples given are used for gaming or educational purposes, but the technology looks very promising and could definitly influence mobile interface of the future. New materials that will influence UI

Ever dreamt of a folding phone? Well, this could be commonly used in 2020, along with Napkin PC or realistic e-paper. The Napkin PC especially caught my attention since the concept has been created for creative professionals and seems to be perfect for brainstormings. The use of napkin PC as an alternative to printing also amazed me. About the author: Mirko Humbert is a freelance designer from Switzerland. He shares his thoughts about his passion on his design blog. To connect with Mirko, you can follow him on Twitter.

TextPattern, the Perfect Wordpress Alternative - 15 Beautiful TextPattern Free Themes

Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:18:00 -0600

Textpattern is a free and open source blogging (not limited to) content management system, written in PHP using a MySQL database, and with its own dedicated community is a flourishing and perhaps unappreciated blogging platform. If you find that Wordpress is a little overblown for your current project, why not give Textpattern a try. Installation is easy, you can design a unique template or theme in a snap, and it will manage all your posts, pages and rich media as well as any other blogging CMS. If you want that traditional blogging feel back, go with Textpattern. Beautiful free themes are not just limited to Wordpress, have a look at these themes below, they were all developed using Textpattern, and just like everything else involved with Textpattern they are free to download and use. My Wishful Thoughts Textpattern Theme

Aleksandr Textpattern Theme

Fireplay Textpattern Theme

thinkr uppr Textpattern Theme

Information Architects Textpattern Theme

Text My Pattern Textpattern Theme

Textpattern Gaia Textpattern Theme

White and Wild Textpattern Theme

Blueprinted Textpattern Theme

Textplate Textpattern Theme

TXP_Dilectio_Theme Textpattern Theme

Merdeka Textpattern Theme

Yellowmint Textpattern Theme

Falling Away Textpattern Theme

Rin Textpattern Theme

Flexy - Developer Template Textpattern Theme

The Flexy is a blank template built especially for developers, it is simple and intuitive and if you use elements from this template you will soon learn how to develop using Textpattern. Follow the eight step “How To Use As A Template” guide and you will be well on your way to developing your first Textpattern theme, it is a lot easier than you think. Textpattern Resources Textpattern Homepage Download Latest Version of Textpattern Textpattern System Requirements Official Textpattern Weblog Textbook - Community-Powered User Manual Textpattern Development Textpattern Official Forum

By Paul Andrew (Speckyboy and speckyboy@twitter).

Daily Design Inspiration for Web Designers

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:01:00 -0600

The Design Inspiration is created by a group of designers who are seeking various design inspiration every day. To make every designer’s life easier, they have decided to feature some of the best logo designs, illustration art, websites, photos and patterns from the most talented designers around the world. The site updates every day, so that you can get the fresh and top quality design inspiration daily.

Source: http://thedesigninspiration.com/ Related PostsFreelanceSwitch: 33 New Places to Get Design Inspiration Collect Best Free Photoshop Tutorials in One Place 45 Beautiful 3D Typography Designs For Inspiration Get Some Interface Design Inspiration with Pattern Tap UI-Patterns - User Interface Design Patterns Library SponsorsDreamhost: Get $50 Off with Coupon Code: WEBAPPERS

Beautiful Pictures For Spring Inspiration

Mon, 23 Mar 2009 07:55:00 -0600

Inspiration is all around us: you can derive new ideas from people you meet, places you visit and observations you make. Sometimes it is enough just to take a look around and observe the beauty of nature surrounding us everywhere. For instance, spring is often considered the most beautiful and inspirational period of the year, with its refreshing, colorful, vivid imagery and structures. And this post hopes to prove just that. In Web design, you can explore various facets of spring: the flourishing beauty of the environment; the time of passion, emotions and love; the time of warmth and the refreshing evening breeze; but also rainy storms and muddy ground. Below, we present a showcase of 35 outstanding pictures related to spring. Hopefully, these will give you a new perspective and maybe provide some ideas for your next design. Please notice: every image is linked to the source from where it was taken. Feel free to explore further works of the talented photographers and artists presented here. You may also want to take a look at the following related posts:

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Kevin Pieper

Digital Midge

Clara Hinton (Sicilian Italiano)

Ellen Kooi

i.anton

Marielliott

Ursula I Abresch

code poet

Brian Valentine

ArhcamtIlnaad

Oliver Wu

Amanda Antilla

Sabina Dimitriu

Marielliott

Piolvan

ClumsyCraft

vampire-zombie

Vladimir Konovalov

MojoFire

Ella

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Amanda Antilla

incredi

i.anton

Unknown

Zara J

incredi

elinsfoton

Ozan Kulaksiz

Unknown

Victor Eredel

Sabina Dimitriu

RedupReda

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About the author Karishma K. is a passionate photographer who features various artists and creative photographers on her own photoblog. (al)

Post tags: beauty, inspiration, photography, pictures, spring

20 Awesome Valentine’s Day Advertising

Sun, 15 Feb 2009 09:31:00 -0700

As you know all that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, at this occasion I have previously showcased some really 23 Valentine’s Day Wallpapers to spice up your desktop for your inspiration, now again at that time of Valendine’s Day here’s a collection of 20 Beautiful Valentine’s Day Advertisements from leading companies. I hope you enjoy this collection of Valendine’s Day Advertisements and if I’ve missed your favorite, please let me know. Ad of ADEL Saatchi & Saatchi for Procter & Gamble

iPod Shuffle Valentines Promotion

Candy Gram Fundraiser Poster

cinecittadue Doves

How to Revive your Love this Valentine

Celebrate this Valentine’s

From YOU to YOU

British Airways Valentines Day

Valentines Day

Portuguese Cardiology Foundation Valentines

Sheba Valentine

Postit Heart

Dom Francisco Restaurant Valentines Day

123 Fleurscom Planes

Valentine Avon

Luxury Hotel Brochure

Happy Valentines Day

Heineken Valentines Day

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50 Wonderful, Inspiring Photoblogs

Sat, 14 Feb 2009 08:00:00 -0700

A photoblog is a very specific type of blog. Its focus is photography, and there are typically few words beyond a caption and comments. Photoblogs are easy to set up and maintain, and they make great photo galleries for photographers who are put off by the complexity of HTML coding or installing a CMS such as WordPress. It’s because of this simplicity, not to mention the development of free yet sophisticated tools like Pixelpost, that photoblogging has exploded in popularity over the last few years. Photoblogs.org, for example, lists over 32,000 photoblogs! That’s a lot of photos, and a lot of photographers vying for your attention. Dedicated as ever to making your life easier, we’ve handpicked over 50 brilliant photoblogs for your viewing pleasure. There’s a little of everything, including photojournalism and nature, landscape, street, portrait and travel photography. We’ve also listed some of the best photoblogging solutions, articles and other resources at the bottom of the post. 50 Wonderful Photoblogs The Big PictureThe Big Picture from the Boston Globe; amazing photojournalism.

Vernon TrentThe photoblog of fine-art photographer Vernon Trent.

ChromasiaDavid J. Nightingale’s photoblog with rich, lively colors, unusual perspectives and attention to details.

Laurens Kuipers - Daily PhotoblogArchitectural and landscape photography by Laurens Kuipers.

Robert Kruh PhotoblogThe photoblog of Robert Kruh.

Jeezo Peezo PhotoblogSome beautiful portraits and black-and-white photos.

Daily Dose of ImageryThe photoblog of Sam Talayeh.

Fine-Art PhotoblogNine talented photographers from six countries.

Stuck In CustomsThe fabulous HDR photography of Trey Ratcliff.

Exposed PlanetPhotos from around the world by adventurer and entrepreneur Harry Kikstra.

Andreas Kaiser PhotographyStunning black-and-white photos from German photographer Andreas Kaiser.

Eyes Wide OpenedDark and eerie fantasy photography.

Tree SwingInteresting set of photos from self-taught photographer Sean McKendall.

:photoschauThe photoblog of a German photographer Frank Boenigk.

CheneelPhotos from a Hong Kong-based photographer.

The FramePhotojournalism blog from the Sacramento Bee.

Pixel CandyThe nature photography of Thomas Bonin.

Here and NowAmazing landscape and nature photography.

Really JapanPhotos from Japan.

AccessibleBeautiful landscapes from Germany.

From 10 to 300 mmMore amazing landscapes.

Photo JournalPhotojournalism from the Wall Street Journal.

Filling the FrameStreet and documentary photography from Argentina.

Dawn Le BlancBeautiful photos of flowers in black-and-white and color.

Dutch PhotoDayTwo photographers from the Netherlands.

Daily WalksPhotos from northern California, taken on walks.

Radio UruguayLots of gritty black-and-white photos.

Photo of the DayPDN’s Photo of the Day.

These Fleeting MomentsBeautiful landscape photography by Jason Ertel.

MoodaholicInspirational photography by Kenny Wang.

Absolutely NothingLandscape photos from the north of England.

A Walk Through Durham TownshipThe landscapes and people of Durham Township, Pennsylvania.

Any DayThe personal work of a Swedish photojournalist.

Sarajevo 1992-1996Photos taken during the 1395-day-long siege of Sarajevo from 1992 to 1996.

ApocalypsWinner of best Canadian Photoblog in the 2007 Photobloggies awards.

WhateverlandA collection of photos by Archie Flor Cruz.

WinkA wonderful photoblog from a photographer based on Canada’s Vancouver Island. Some beautiful photos of kids.

TerrorkittenPhotos from the UK and the beautiful Greek island of Crete.

Japan WindowAndy Gray’s photos from Japan.

Framed and ShotThe joint photoblog of a Norwegian couple living in Houston, Texas.

LumiluxAn impressive photoblog from an 18-year-old student in New York City.

This is a Photo BlogA group of photographers who give each other assignments — and have fun doing it!

PixelgrainThe photography of John Ryan Brubaker.

Middle KingdomThe “Middle Kingdom” through the eyes of a photographer living and working in China.

IstoicaInnovative portraiture and fashion photography.

Milou VisionBeautiful black-and-white landscape photography.

DailysnapPhotography from Jessyel Ty Gonzalez’s life.

My Glass EyeOwen Billcliffe’s visual diary.

ElectroliteThe online scrapbook of advertising and commercial photographer Shannon Richardson.

1965Evocative black-and-white photography from Japan.

Ojo RojoA photoblog from Peru. Beautiful photos.

Last Click MartaWonderful photos, especially of children, from Spanish photographer Marta.

Sources and Resources Create your own photoblog with the following solutions:

Pixelpost PixyBlog Shutterchance Picoplog Aminus3 WordPress - Photoblogs and GalleriesInstructions for turning WordPress into a photoblog.

Photoblogging Articles

Introduction to Photoblogs and MoblogsHandy summary, with lots of links to photoblogging resources. Shutterbug: How Photographers are Making the Internet Work for ThemGreat introduction to the concept of photoblogging. Digital Photo School: Why You Should Consider Setting up a Photoblog10 excellent reasons to start a photoblog. Blog on PhotoblogsA blog about… photoblogging.

Photoblog Directories The following websites have lists of photoblogs — thousands and thousands of photoblogs to enjoy. You can also promote your own photoblog by adding it to the lists.

Cool Photoblogs VFXY Photoposts Photoblogs.org Photoblog Directory The Photobloggies The 10 Most-Stunning Photo Blogs

About the author Andrew Gibson is a photographer and writer. He has a photoblog of his own called Andes, where he displays his best photos from the South American Andes. (al)

Post tags: inspiration, photography

Displaying RSS Feed with PHP

Thu, 12 Feb 2009 21:23:00 -0700

Reading XML data and presenting with HTML.

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Displaying RSS Feed with PHP

Thu, 12 Feb 2009 09:59:00 -0700

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Wed, 11 Feb 2009 23:31:00 -0700

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Displaying RSS Feed with PHP

Wed, 11 Feb 2009 22:27:00 -0700

This article explains to displaying RSS(XML format) feed like popurls.com (popular urls in one place) using simplexml_load_file() a PHP function. It's very useful to display your blog feeds as like Recent articles(headlines) list.RSS- Really Simple Syndication.Reading XML data and presenting with HTML. Download Script Live DemoIndex.php RSS display page:File contains HTML tags and PHP

50 Free Rusted Metal Texture Backgrounds

Tue, 10 Feb 2009 20:45:00 -0700

If you ever heard the phrase ‘you can find inspiration everywhere you look’, then this article is for you. Today we look at rusted metal textures as both an unusual source of inspiration as well as an option for unique backgrounds. Textured backgrounds are a great way to add an extra dimension to any graphic design project. Magazines and printed media can resort to textured paper for added impact however, this is impossible to do on the web, and the closest we can do is adding texture to simulate this effect. We’ve compiled a list of 50 free rust metal texture backgrounds that will really look great on your websites, blogs, Twitter backgrounds or even wallpapers. Most of these are available under a Creative Commons License requiring attribution however, check each source for any specific details.

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Source: Flickr Have you used textures like these in your projects? We’d love to see them, please post your links below…

Best Rich Text Editors ready to use in web projects

Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:28:00 -0700

This post illustrates five interesting rich text editors ready to use in your web projects. I also provided some guidelines regarding how to implement them on your pages using a few lines of HTML code. Try them!1. Yahoo! UI Library: Rich Text EditorThe Yahoo! Rich Text Editor is a UI control that replaces a standard HTML textarea and is based on Yahoo! UI Library; it allows for the rich formatting of text content, including common structural treatments like lists, formatting treatments like bold and italic text, and drag-and-drop inclusion and sizing of images.Implement this editor in your web site is very simple. You have to add a simple textarea like this:...and copy and paste the Javascript code you can find in the related pages on Yahoo Developer Network on your page. Yahoo! provides a lot of useful and well explained examples regarding how to implement this rich text editor. I suggest to take a look at the following links:- Simple Editor with basic buttons- Code Editor- Editor in a Dialog ControlThe Rich Text Editor's toolbar is extensible via a plugin architecture so that advanced implementations can achieve a high degree of customization. For example you can replace your Wordpress default editor with the Yahoo! Rich Text Editor using this plugin, integrate it into Drupal to edit content using this module or use it like editor for comments of your blog .2. Free Rich Text EditorFree Rich Text Editor is an extremely easy to use FREE javascript based HTML WYSIWYG editor for your website, it can easily be implemented into any existing content management system or other web application with no knowledge required in programming or javascript. Only 3 lines of code required to set up the editor. It also now outputs as XHTML compliant code!The only lines of code you have to add are the following:

Simple no? The result is very nice and looks like the Microsoft Word interface. I suggest you to try it if you are looking for an affordable and quick to implement solution for a rich text editor with a lot of useuful features. You can download it here.3. TinyMCE TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control released as Open Source under LGPL by Moxiecode Systems AB. It has the ability to convert HTML TEXTAREA fields or other HTML elements to editor instances. TinyMCE is very easy to integrate into other Content Management Systems.Is very simple to integrate in your website only with a few lines of code. Add this code into the tag of your page:...and initialize the editor using the code you can find here, clicking on the tab View Source. Than add a simple text area in your page like this:That's all! It's ready to run on your page.4. FCKeditorFCKeditor is a very nice HTML text editor brings to the web much of the power of desktop editors like MS Word. It's lightweight and doesn't require any kind of installation on the client computer. The interface is clean andIt's very simple to implement using this code: 5. XinhaXinha is a powerful WYSIWYG HTML editor component that works in Mozilla based browsers as well as in MS Internet Explorer.Its configurabilty and extensibility make it easy to build just the right editor for multiple purposes, from a restricted mini-editor for one database field to a full-fledged website editor. Its liberal, BSD licence makes it an ideal candidate for integration into any kind of project.Do you have any suggestion about this topic? Add your comment or suggest a link, thanks!

File uploaders collection for web developers

Mon, 09 Feb 2009 12:41:00 -0700

After my previous post about Best Image Croppers ready to use for web developers I want to suggest you some interesting resources where you can find useful and free file uploaders ready to use in your web projects.If you know other interesting resources about this topic please leave a comment!1. Yahoo! UI Library UploaderYUI Uploader provides file upload functionality that goes beyond the basic browser-based methods. Specifically, the YUI Uploader allows for multiple file selection in a single "Open File" dialog, file extension filters to facilitate the user's selection, progress tracking for file uploads, faster file upload on broadband connections due to the modified SEND buffer size, same-page server response upon completion of the file upload.2. jQuery.MultiFileThe Multiple File Upload Plugin (jQuery.MultiFile) is a fantastic non-obstrusive plugin for the jQuery Javascript library that helps users easily select multiple files for upload quickly and easily whilst also providing some basic validation functionality to help developers idenfity simple errors, without having to submit the form.3. FancyUploadFancyUpload is a file-input replacement which features an unobtrusive, multiple-file selection menu and queued upload with an animated progress bar. It is easy to setup, is server independent, completely styleable via CSS and XHTML and uses MooTools to work in all modern browsers.4. Steve Sanderson’s jQuery Ajax uploaderSteve Sanderson release this simple and useful jQuery plugin to upload files to your website. It shows a nice progress bar during the upload and is really simple to customize how you prefer.5. Mega Upload Progress BarMega Upload is a progress indicator for web based file uploads with PHP, perl and JSP. Originally the project was a solution to the lack of a progress monitor for PHP file upload. Since then it has expanded to include upload monitors for perl and JSP.6. Free ASP UploadFree ASP Upload is a free script which lets you create upload forms on your web site. You will be able to do it easily, without having to buy a binary component. This ASP does not require an ASP.NET server.7. ColdFusion file upload progressThis Coldfusion file uploader is a very simple and useful script to upload files to your websites Coldfusion-based.8. MooMultiple file uploadMooMultiple FU is another MooTools-based multiple file uplader really simple to implement and reuse on your web projects ().Related Content- Best Image Croppers ready to use for web developers- 20 Great PHP frameworks for developers- 10 Beautiful Web UI libraries- 10 Free powerful Content Management Systems- 10 Useful tutorials to learn Scriptaculous- 7 Stunning tutorials to design modern interfaces for websites

Ultra small code to drag everything in HTML pages

Sun, 08 Feb 2009 13:18:00 -0700

A frequent question I receive from my readers is about how to implement a simple script to drag elements in a web page. So in this post I want to illustrate the simplest method I know and use to drag everything in HTML pages, using just three rows of Javascript code.In this post I provided a very basic script quick to reuse and customize in your web projects (in the live preview I added some little additional features respect the content of this tutorial). This is the result: Download this tutorial Live previewHTML code: HTML code is very simple. You have to add a main layer with an ID (I used "draggables") and some DIV layers inside that layer. In this way all layers contained inside the layer "draggables" will be draggable when you select them. This is the structure:Copy and paste this code in your page:

Some content Here...

JavaScript code: Now take a look at this simple code which enable drag features. Before all add a link to MooTools farmework in the tag of the page:Now, copy and paste this simple unobtrusive code:Simple no? Just in three rows! In this way when you click on a div element contained inside the layer #draggables it will be draggable. In this tutorial I used DIV layers for my draggable elements but you can use every tag you want (p, h1, h2, ul, li....). The only thing you have to change is HTML code and DIV - with the tag you use (p, h1, h2, ul, li....) - in this line:$('#draggables div').each(function(drag)You can also add a custom style to your draggable elements using a simple CSS class I called "drag". For example, change the previous code HTML with the following:

Some content Here...

...and CSS code could be something like this:.drag{border:solid 6px #DEDEDE;background:#FFF;width:200px;height:150px;...}That's all! Try it and download the source code ready to use in your porject. Download this tutorial Live preview

Best Image Croppers ready to use for web developers

Sat, 07 Feb 2009 05:20:00 -0700

If you are looking for an image cropper user interface ready to use in your web projects and simple to customize, take a look at this list with the best and free image croppers UI currently in circulation.If you know other interesting resources about this topic please leave a comment!1. Yahoo! UI Library ImageCropperYahoo! UI ImageCropper control provides an API and skin for making an image croppable. Simple to use and customize in your web projects, this cropper is actually one of the best free cropper interface you can find. The ImageCropper comes with a default skin, but you can extend or override this as needed using CSS.2. KropprKroppr is intended to help webmasters allow their users to manipulate the images available on the site. With this script you can rotate, resize, crop and save images to your hard drive. Kroppr is using the graphic tools found on a common hosting server so an expensive server is not required for this script to run. In the same time, if there are more choices on the server, Kroppr is choosing the one with the best results in quality and server load.3. JcropJcrop is a quick and easy way to add image cropping functionality to your web application. It combines the ease-of-use of a typical jQuery plugin with a powerful cross-platform DHTML cropping engine that is faithful to familiar desktop graphics applications.4. Javascript Image Cropper UIThe JavaScript image cropper UI is a very popular image cropper which allows the user to crop an image using an interface with the same features and styling as found in commercial image editing software, and is is based on the Prototype JavaScript framework and script.aculo.us.5. MooCropMooCrop is an Image Cropping utility using the amazingly powerful mootools javascript framework. The script is completely customizable with CSS, detects and handles multiple CSS box models, allows for masking to be toggled and set minimium size limit and it's really fast.6. UvumiTools CropUvumiTools Crop is an advanced image cropper which gives your users the ability to create a selection area that can be used to crop an image live on your web site. You can customize a lot of parameters such as minimum sizes, keep aspect ratio (or not), Real time preview and reuse it quickly on your web project.7. PHP & JQuery Photo Upload and CropPHP & JQuery Photo Upload and Crop is another nice image cropper which use jQuery and PHP to upload, resize, crop and save images. It's simple to customize and reuse in your web projects. You can find full documentation about this script here.

23 Valentine’s Day Wallpapers to spice up your desktop

Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:00:00 -0700

As you know all that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, Bring Valentine to your desktop and decorate your desktop with beautiful Valentine’s Day Wallpapers, you feel that your heart fills up with special warmth. At the time of Valentine here’s a collection of 23 Beautiful Valentine’s Day Wallpapers from around the world! I hope you enjoy this collection of Valentine’s Day Wallpapers and if I’ve missed your favorite, please let me know, may your heart be always full of love! Valentine by Messa

Loving you Is like an act Of a founded Perfection

Valentine Wallpaper

Rose Faery by *orafaerygirl

I Love You

Einstein

Valentine Wallpaper

Valentine by Biscottino

Valentine by Judazfx

Valentine by Anoop-pc

Cupid valentine wallpaper 1

Happy Valentine’s Day. Eat my love…

Love Rainbow

Be my Valentine by Declick14

Valentine’s Day Wallpaper Apple Style

Valentine Wallpapers

The Two and The Valentine by ~vladstudio

Valentine LXIX by Lzrdkng

Valentine by DemonNeko

Sweet Valentine by Sapoprod

Valentine Dreaming by ~spiraln

Valentind Day Wallpaper

Hearts in Motion by N8iveattitude