Today I wanted to post something jQuery related that I’ve been playing with.  I had done a magnifying effect using Flash a few weeks ago, and while slick… I wanted to see if I could do something similar using jQuery.  Giving credit where it’s due, this is primarily a Mind-Project creation.  I’ve been playing with it quite a bit and I’m really interested in it’s possibilities.  On my mind right now is e-commerce where the user could zoom-in on a product without leaving their current location. Roll over the image to see the results!

I’ve been working with Nick Hegge for a long time. I’m talkin’ way back when I was a Directory of Photography at ShopNBC and we were working on promo commercial spots together. So when he came to me looking for a website to showcase his work, I knew we’d be right in sync with each other and I could hammer this out in no time. The newest addition to the website portfolio is NickHegge.com. Based on a wordpress platform and using some jQuery elements, this site is ready to really show off all of the stellar work that Nick does.

Another banner ad created during my days at Internet Broadcasting.  Using some dynamic bounce properties in the actionscript gives the effect of the blind being let go and popping open.

Internet Broadcasting – “Pella Carolina” – 160×600

I created this “banner ad”, though we should use the term loosley as this is the type of advertisement that “page peels” from the top right corner of your browser.  There are many ways to achieve this these days, including some very interesting non-Flash jQuery solutions, but this one is indeed Flash based and runs great!  It has also been added to the Banner Ads section of my portfolio, check it out!
“Andersen Windows” – page peel

I’ve been working with Nick Hegge for a long time. I’m talkin’ way back when I was a Directory of Photography at ShopNBC and we were working on promo commercial spots together. So when he came to me looking for a website to showcase his work, I knew we’d be right in sync with each other and I could hammer this out in no time. The newest addition to the website portfolio is NickHegge.com.  Based on a wordpress platform and using some jQuery elements, this site is ready to really show off all of the stellar work that Nick does.