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15 Incredible Apple Webdesign Style Coding Tutorials
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21 Dec 2009
Apple style is very popular trend in our days – their design and style is really unique, clean and always good-looking. No wonder there are many designers trying to understand that style, why it works and how. There also a bunch of advanced coding tutorials available out there. Since I am Apple website style fan myself, I did research and showcased several amazing coding tutorials I found in the Internet.
I thought I will find more, but I guess Photoshop Apple tutorials are a lot more popular now than coding tutorials. But I hope you will enjoy this article as well – it’s short, but really quality one!
1. A Beautiful Apple-style Slideshow Gallery With CSS & jQuery
Here you’ll be making an Apple-like slideshow gallery, similar to the one they use on their website to showcase their products. It will be entirely front-end based, no PHP or databases required.
2. Apple style Accordion Menu
This tutorial will walk through how to create your own simple plugin, and then replicate the Apple downloads drawers using the very excellent Accordion plugin.
3. How to: Recreate apple.com menubar
Apple.com menubar is really an exemple in terms of clean, semantic code and very cool design. In this tutorial, you will recreate Apple’s website navigation bar and study the techniques used.
4. Leopard Desktop with jQuery using jqDock
In this tutorial you’ll learn how to use jQuery to create a completely coded Dashboard, just like Leopard! This can be handy in hiding a whole lot of gadgets or widgets you don’t have space for!
5. Create apple.com-like breadcrumb using simple CSS
In this great tutorial you will recreate http://store.apple.com/ type menu navigation.
6. Create an Apple Inspired Flash Preloader
In this tutorial you’ll create an Apple inspired preloader MovieClip and lrearn how to display some loading information. All this using Flash and ActionScript 3.0.
7. Create an apple style menu and improve it via jQuery
In this tutorial you will create Apple-flavored Leopard-text-indent style from Photoshop to coding it with jQuery.
8. A fancy Apple.com-style search suggestion
In this tutorial author will be trying to recreate the effect from that website by creating a fancy apple.com-style search suggestion.
9. The iPhone unlock screen in xHTML, CSS and jQuery
10. How To: Recreate the Apple Product Slider with JQuery
Stylishly capitalize on limited space with a side scrolling image gallery, similar to the one that Apple uses to show off their products.
11. Fixed Floating Elements
Learn how to create floating comment form like apple shopping basket.
12. WordPress Sidebar Turned Apple-Flashy Using jQuery UI
13. Slider Gallery like on Apple website
14. Apple’s Navigation bar using only CSS
15. Free Apple Style Template
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3 Responses to 15 Incredible Apple Webdesign Style Coding Tutorials
jon
January 27th, 2010 at 3:19 pm
the only expense other than the 250 bucks is the tax. i suggest getting a refurbished one because they work perfectly and no matter what you do, after a week your perfectly little mirrored ipod will have tons of scratches. but there isnt engraving on refurbs if thats something you want done.
Big B
March 19th, 2010 at 12:08 am
Hello,
I would first try looking at w3schools.com. They have a huge resource of information. Good Luck.
Sean Colicchio
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Anthony R
March 19th, 2010 at 12:12 pm
Well the way to tell is look for new processors from Intel, at the moment the MBP is running Core 2 Duo processors, it has since Novemeber. That model is almost identical to the first one released in January 2006 bar slightly higher specs (bigger hd, more ram).
So v1 released Jan 2006, Ver 2 Nov 2006,
Apple might choose to launch a (rumoured) LED MBP with Leopard in the spring, but since it's in the middle of the product cycle it's hard to say, but Apple can be random.
It's a safe bet they'll be updated before the end of the year, if you're planning on buying soon – wait for Leopard. =)