April 2012
7 posts
11 tags
Repository Updates
iOS Theme for jQuery Mobile
Good news! I’ve just pushed some major changes for my iOS jQuery Mobile theme. It now works with jQuery Mobile 1.1.0, which was a bit of a struggle. It also forced me to do some major code cleanup, delivering cross browser gradients and various enhancements I had been putting off.
A full list of changes and resolved bugs follows:
Supports jQuery Mobile...
1 tag
6 tags
9 tags
iOS 6, Mountain Lion and Beyond
Predicting development roadmaps is something best left to the professionals. Consider this list nothing more than a collection of rumours, leaks, patents and the musings of arm chair experts everywhere. Did I miss something? Think you know better? Sound off in the comments.
Siri, Siri, Everywhere
The question is not if Siri will make it on to the remaining devices, but when.
Server load and...
6 tags
jQuery Mobile 1.0.1 - iOS Theme Compatible
I haven’t touched the iOS inspired jQuery Mobile theme in quite a while, but a few of you have been messaging, mailing at tweeting at me asking if I’ll support the jQuery Mobile 1.0 build. And….. it’s done. Here’s the list of changes:
Updated to jQuery Mobile 1.0.1 build
Fixed graphical issues stemming from this: #23, #24 and #25
Page buttons now take on...
9 tags
bootstrap.footnotes.js - UX Lab 008
I love the Instapaper-style footnotes/endnotes that came about with the last major update. Here they are in web form, as a jQuery/Bootstrap plugin. Unfortunately there’s a dependency upon Bootstrap CSS/JS, but such is life. It’s retina ready too - as everything else should be these days.
Here it is in action:
Documentation and options are available on the demo page.
It also has...
March 2012
7 posts
10 tags
HTML iOS Notifications - UX Lab 007
I thought I’d build a facsimile iOS notification plugin for shits and giggles. It’s pretty much the exact opposite of a good UX, but it’s more of a proof of concept than anything else.
It’s 100% wide on standard and retina iPhones and 60% on desktop and iPad resolutions.
It has built in retina icon handling.
Doesn’t break middle mouse clicks when using a URL.
...
9 tags
3D Accordion Effect - UX Lab 006
I posted the following experiment as a way of demonstrating just how far the line has blurred between web based animation and OS based animation. I saw Dribbble shots (one and two) by Indian designer Pranav Pramod and was inspired to replicate the effect in CSS3.
Unfortunately nothing is ever as easy as it seems. If it was, someone else would have already posted a similar effect. The problem is...
