In this tutorial we will create a simple 5 star rating system using jQuery, MySQL, PHP and AJAX. We will use jQuery to highlight the star the mouse is over and the preceding stars, AJAX to send the vote to the server, PHP to process the vote and MySQL to store the vote.

The navigation at apple mac page are using an easing effect, it separating each product by the category, I love the effect when user click on the navigation it like the products appear and disappear one by one, with the easing effect on the end movement, like bouncing on the vertical line.

You’ve probably heard of the 3D parallax effect used by Walt Disney to create some of his classic cartoons, or more recently by websites such as Silverback. Hopefully we’ll be able to recreate this kind of effect.

What’s up guys?, to continue with our series of experiments, today we have an amazing vintage carousel photo slider made with PHP and jQuery. The tutorial features all the programming part and features a live demo and downloadable files.

flickrBomb is an easy way for you to fill your prototypes with relevant content, and not just those dull gray placeholder images. Hover over the images and click the wrench icon to see flickrBomb in action.

On this article our attention focuses on forms, an essential part of any website and how jQuery can be truly resourceful for improving them both in terms of functionality and aesthetic; throughout this post you are about to see some of the most helpful plugins and tutorials that can give you some guide for working with forms.

How to build an advanced php contact form with the help of Ajax and jQuery tutorial. This contact form can have the ability to send mail to user selected address from multiple email addresses.

Making jQuery switch or toggle between login and signup forms in a smoother way without page refresh.

This article helps readers How to install and use the DataTables plugin

From time to time, you will want to show data in your website and allow the data to be sorted and searched. In this chapter, we will look at: