10 Easy jQuery Tricks for Designers

29th September 2009
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Tagged in: browser, code, css, design, images, internet, javascript, lightbox, plugin, space, tutorial, tutorials, user, web-design

There are plenty of jQuery tricks and techniques out there, and the vast and powerful jQuery library can meet almost anyone’s JavaScript’ing needs. Since jQuery makes JavaScript accessible to designers who want to add simple interaction and visual techniques into their design without knowing extensive programming knowledge, it’s worth a few moments to explore this excellent library. As any designer knows, adding small bits of extra visual detail and user-friendliness can add professionalism and appeal to any web design

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