iPad-friendly animations and videos, reusable story templates, an interactive timeline... all glide along in this carousel for Wharton's MBA program.
Compare kids' slice of the federal budget with this tablet-friendly, interactive chart.
I set out to find a good, free-as-in-beer, general-purpose JavaScript charting library. Here's what I found.
YouTube videos get sucked in, filtered and played… all without skinning a knee in this mosaic for Razor Scooters.
Pagination's for suckers. This grid loads products as you scroll, while applying filters and grid sizes instantly.
An open-source widget that pulls image feeds from blogspot, flickr, picassa, and can be easily extended to other sources. All via JavaScript, no server-side scripting needed!
Can you rein in the national debt? Try it with this debt simulator built for Pew Charitable Trusts.
Responsive design, HTML5, and all sorts of little features combine in this tablet-friendly business school home page.
Easily annotate and draw on photos. This handy tool fit into an existing web app. Try the mouse wheel zoom if you've got one.
Slidey slide show. This simple navigation brings some life to the page. The slideshow/nav is the only part I built.
Want a whiter smile? The internet can help! Pull photos from Facebook or your computer.
Hot, 3D-reflective-carousel-spinning action. Oh, and it plays videos, too.
Did your dad use 3D spinning baseball cards with cyborg wireframe models to give you shaving tips? Well, be glad this site exists.
