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[...] which back up your points. I’m a beginning web designer and developer that is looking for constructive comments on my work. Every bit is welcome. – Michiel De Wilde The Design [...]

[...] used by other pages on the site and added dynamically via JavaScript. Not surprisingly, Kickstarter relies on jQuery and/or Zepto, depending on the situation. [...]

[...] the first two style files loaded. Kickstarter utilizes Facebook connect as well as the Apple touch/iPad link icons for saving web apps to the home screen of iOS. Kickstarter is also using a variety of [...]

The videos are “draggable” using JavaScript; this is the primary interactive element of this page. The cursor changes to cursor: move via JavaSc [...]

[...] on the site and added dynamically via JavaScript. Not surprisingly, Kickstarter relies on jQuery and/or Zepto, depending on the situation. [...]

[...] quickly and letting go; similar to Apple’s built in scrolling behavior, we see the video strip retain velocity and slow down over time. An Overview of the Source On looking through the source for [...]

[...] page. The cursor changes to cursor: move via JavaScript. A great deal of math and cross-device capability checks are in the JavaScript for the draggable functionality of the videos. In particular, [...]

[...] pages are packed with Ruby repositories (alongside JavaScript and Objective-C, used for iPhone/iPad Apps usually). The next thing we can see is a consistent reliance on CDN-powered assets. Six (or [...]

[...] for iPhone/iPad Apps usually). The next thing we can see is a consistent reliance on CDN-powered assets. Six (or seven if you’re IE) external stylesheets and eight external scripts (some [...]

[...] . A great deal of math and cross-device capability checks are in the JavaScript for the draggable functionality of the videos. In particular, the touchstart and touchend events are used if available ( [...]