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Pushy jQuery
Pushy is a responsive off-canvas navigation menu using CSS transforms
Pushy is a responsive off-canvas navigation menu using CSS transforms & transitions. This project was inspired by the off-canvas navigation menu seen on Medium. Pushy has been implemented on many sites, check them out! Feel free to contact me if you use Pushy in one of your websites. Pushy has been featured on the Treehouse Show and in a book. -
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UltraPlugin.js
A smart framework to developing sites and web applications
[This project has been discontinued but you can use ALL versions created] UltraPlugin.js is the ultra smart powerful union of a data library containing a large proportion of functions that allows the user to develop web sites and applications in a pleasant and fast way with a framework that creates several possibilities by joining Html, Css and Visual Basic Script with the JS itself and allowing several new types of elements. This project is totally open-source and has a natural development... -
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Meny
A three dimensional and space effecient menu
Meny is an off-canvas, edge-triggered menu concept that slides into view when the user moves the mouse to the edge of the screen or performs a similar gesture. It was created to explore more playful and discoverable navigation than the usual hamburger menu, especially on large screens. The menu itself lives off-screen and is revealed with a smooth CSS transform, leaving most of the page untouched.
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