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| THE ORIGINAL? Pallotti Family Planning Clinic – 2001 Source : Communication Arts vol.45 Agency : Ogilvy & Mather Cape Town (South Africa) |
LESS ORIGINAL : Jontex Condoms – 2006 Source : AdForum & Cannes Archive Online, Agency : Mc Cann Erickson Sao Paulo (Brasil) |
| Il serait bien également à l’avenir de penser à limiter les naissances de ce genre d’idée surexploitée. |
Post pobrano z: Area 17
Area 17 has a new site up. A lot more information about the company and team involved. I’ve enjoyed Arnaud’s work for years, since the old days of web design, but there are a lot people behind this company. It looks like the team has a serious mix of design / management / strategy. I like the various languages they speak… some more, some less.
Post pobrano z: Kalle Gustafsson
Post pobrano z: Creating A Page Peel Effect With jQuery & CSS
Page Peel effects can be very useful as they create new areas -which are mostly used for banners- on websites.
In general, they are created with the help of Flash but Soh Tanaka is featuring a a very nice tutorial on creating a page peel effect with jQuery & CSS.
The logic of the effect is simple & smart. It is created by animating the size & position of a peel image which is originally positioned over the content to be shown.
To see a demo for this nice tutorial, click here.
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Post pobrano z: MK12 ~ Quantum of Solace
Watch the MK12 opening titles for Quantum of Solace, in HD at the TEG site . They’ve also uploaded their Alicia Keys / White Stripes music video.
Post pobrano z: Non-Flash Peeling Page Effect Using jQuery & CSS
The Peeling Page is an effect is normally used by advertisers to show advertisements that would otherwise occupy space that is larger than what is available on a page. It is very slick, and is normally implemented in Flash. This script on Flashden costs $4, though there is a free tutorial available. The thing about the Flash version is that it uses both JavaScript and Flash, which may not be everyone’s cup of tea.
This is where Soh Tanaka’s jQuery + CSS idea comes in. It uses simple CSS and jQuery to mimic the Flash version, which can possibly translate to faster development and maybe even faster loading pages. The tradeoff is the absence of any extensive banner animation — something that can only be done in Flash. However, I believe this solution is worthy of a look, at least for those in need of a quick peeling page component for their project.
Post pobrano z: Owltastic
Post pobrano z: Think Do Create
For membership-oriented websites, registration forms are one of the most important parts. A problematic experience, even if the sign-up is completed, will place a "question mark" to the visitor or vice-versa.
And, it is also the first step where you can show that you care about the security of the website & all the data collected.
Although you can control/improve the security of the website, it is sometimes the weak passwords used that may have unwanted consequences.
Guiding users to have a strong password with the help of password strength meters, besides being an easy process, will help improving the security of the whole & show that the website pays attention to it.
Here are 10 password strength meter scripts for a better registration interface:
PasswordMeter is a JavaScript function that checks the strengths of passwords with a well-defined algorithm.
And, the website of the resource nicely displays how the strength is calculated.
This password strength meter is an improved version of this script. It that has a graphical interface (uses Prototype & Script.aculo.us) that shows the strength of the input.
Based on the PasswordMeter script, YAPM is an improved version which enables you to measure the strength of your passwords and use the functions inside to adapt in your websites.
Password Strength Meter is a jQuery plug-in that provides a smart algorithm to detect a password strength
With the help of regular expressions that checks the repeated characters, uppercase-lowercase usage, the string length & more, this password meter script generates a score for the password.
Based on the code here, this is a JavaScript password meter. It displays the result with a color bar & an information text.
This jQuery plugin calculates the password strength similar to th other solutions like checking the repeated characters, amount of numbers, special characters used, etc. But with a difference takes into consideration the username value too.
Using the Password Strength Field plugin, you can instantly add this functionality to a password field.
It can be configured to have a custom "point system" where every variable can be defined.
A detailed tutorial on creating an Ajaxed password meter with PHP. This script checks the input at the server-side rather client-side.
A JSON result (strength value) is returned from the Ajax request and according to that value, the strength of the password is displayed.
This script is built with Ext JS and displays the password strength with an animated bar.
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Post pobrano z: 10 Password Strength Meter Scripts For A Better Registration Interface
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