Statistical data can prove to be immensely beneficial in the right circumstances. While it’s always an option to create graphics in a program like Photoshop, at times it would be easier to dynamically generate charts using JavaScript. This post includes over 15 free jQuery plugins for generating dynamic charts, graphs, tables, and numeric displays. Web content has never look so cerebral!
Web developers who have been keeping up with HTML5 specs know about the fascinating range slider. It was popularized on the iPhone and has since grown into a powerful utility for the web. Below are a series of customized range sliders using CSS3 or jQuery. Everything is free and open source to use in any project work either commercial or personal.
Although JavaScript is seen as a reliable language for animation CSS3 has also become a great choice. Transition effects can be used even in browsers where JavaScript has been disabled. But the greatest opportunity comes with a combination of both CSS3 and jQuery using fallback methods.
This post includes a handful of brilliant CSS3 animation libraries using transition effects. Many of them are based solely on CSS3 while others utilize a jQuery fallback. You’ll also find a small heap of open source code snippets which implement the same functionality with animated transitions.
