I am very interested of what jQuery can do and the plugins there is keeps impressing me. I saw the world cup site Twitter did and at the top they were using some kind of dock with the flags of the teams. When I and Henrik Porseland were coding whatisxv.com we wanted a dock with students but the time ran out and we forgot about it.
But now I found jqDock! It’s very easy to use and i will show a very simple example here. You can do both horizontal and vertical dock menus and custom the looks of it very very easy. As I said before I wanted a dock menu with all the students in my class.
Read: jQuery OSX Looking Dock
Visit site: http://invite.whatisxv.com
For our class website we wanted to create a hype around it. We did secret sendouts to people in the digital industry with actual letters. It was a big secret and we wanted people to start talk about it. I wouldn’t say it was a huge success but people started talking.
Read: Invite site for XV
Visit Site: http://whatisxv.com
This is our student directory from my class at Hyper Island, Karlskrona. We did this site during the Marketing and promotion module and the purpose of it is to promote us as students and learn how to work with the whole group of 36 students.
Read: What is XV
My name is Theo Stråhlén and I'm a flash and javascript developer, currently studying the Digital Media program at Hyper Island in Karlskrona.
I'm always hungry to learn new things and I feel inspired when I'm around creative people. I'm available for a 7 month internship from November 2010 – June 2011.
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