This is my fouth tutorial about thumbnail effect. This time is the well known sliding door effect that slide the top layer to top, bottom, left or right direction to reveal the content underneath.

In this post, I'm going to let you know all the plugins and scripts that I used in my recent project that requires intensive AJAX calls and javascript fanciness. I have listed them in a list of plugins and tutorials and I know it's going to be really useful to all of you.

This script is fairly straight forward. What it does is using the UL list and allow user to toggle to display the content of LI items. This is a really useful user interface feature that it helps designers to save space and build a less complicated user interface.

This custom dialog box is one of the scripts in that website and I think it will be quite useful for all of us. The reason I have this custom dialog box is to overcome the inconsistencies across different browsers. It uses CSS3 to style everything and it looks really nice!

Rating and voting features are one of the ways to encourage user interaction with the website. I have gathered a few of javascript rating plugins that are built with jQuery, Mootool or prototype framework and a few of tutorials if you want to know how it works or implement it by yourself.

In this post, I have found 10 javascript plugin that will able to skin the web form, they will look consistent in different browsers. Some of them skin the entire form elements and some of them skin only checkboxes and radio buttons. Anyhow, I think this is something good to know if your client want to spice up the webform a little bit more.

A web form is one of the methods for users to interact with the website. We use it to collect user feedback, sign up for a service, comments and as well as entering data. It's crucial to make a clean and usable form layout to ensure it's easy to use and understand. In this showcase, you will be able to get inspired by the creativity from other web designers.