I found this really great article on using different style sheets for differently sized browser windows when designing a website or web application, potentially significantly enhancing the user experience. Enjoy!

I have been using a really great tool for web designers to compare JavaScript lightboxes: The Lightbox Clones Matrix. You can filter scripts by library or features – it’s been very useful and quick to use. Of course not all Lightbox scripts are available on that page, but it’s enough for most projects.

For example, if you are looking for a Lightbox script that uses jQuery, and you want to be able to fetch content via AJAX – here are the results from The Lightbox Clones: (more…)

Hey everyone,

Great video from John Resig (the creator of jQuery) explaining the DOM to Yahoo developers:

jQuery 1.3 has been released for about a week now. Another really exciting thing about the release of jQuery 1.3 is the release of a new jQuery API Browser. You can access it via the internet to search any jQuery method or function you wish. Even better, it is available to download as an offline browser using the Adobe Air Flash installer. Basically, the jQuery API makes any information or documentation accessible within a few clicks, with or without an internet connection.

jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. Here at Noam Design, we believe that jQuery is one of the most powerful open source javaScript library out there. More jQuery blog posts>

Hello all,

Being a senior web developer here at Noam Design, I’ve had extensive experience using jQuery – the most powerful open source javaScript library out there. Below is my selection of the 3 most basic (but useful) jQuery plugins that could make your developer’s life easier, and make your website much richer. First, let me tell you a little bit about my background… (more…)