10 Fresh and Useful jQuery Plugins
There are many reasons why you can say jQuery has enormous popularity. Some might say it’s because of its excellent cross browser compatibility, while others will argue that the small footprint is responsible for jQuery’s widespread adoption. While these are valid points, no one can deny that all of the great plugins built by a very passionate community is a big reason as well. So for this post we’ve gathered some of the latest jQuery plugins to be released. In this list you will find some very useful ones that will help you with things like layout, typography, and more.
Jquery Transit
Super-smooth CSS3 transformations and transitions for jQuery — v0.1.3
Pageslide
A jQuery plugin which slides a webpage over to reveal an additional interaction pane.
stellar.js
Parallax has never been easier.
Get turn.js
Is a plugin for jQuery that adds a beautiful transition similar to real pages in a book or magazine for HTML5.
jQuery Scroll Path
Glisse.js
Glisse.js is a simple, responsive and fully customizable jQuery photo viewer. You’ll like the transitions between two pictures entirely assumed by CSS3.
The Wookmark jQuery plugin
The Wookmark plugin detects the size of the window and automatically organizes the boxes into columns. Resize your browser to see the layout adjust. Note how the columns are approximately of equal height.
SlabText
A jquery plugin for producing big, bold and responsive headlines.
Morris.js
Making good-looking graphs shouldn’t be hard. Morris.js is a lightweight library that uses jQuery and Raphaël to make drawing time-series graphs easy.
HiddenPosition
Position any element to any element, even if they are hidden
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18 comments
Web Design Wolverhampton and Birmingham
April 25, 2012Great collection, thanks. Scroll Path looks fab!
Zielak
April 25, 2012Thanks for jQuery Transit! Might help in performance with complex animations.
Auburn Creative
April 25, 2012I love the ‘Wookmark jQuery plugin’ It reminds me of the style of pininterest. I’m definately going to take time out to have a go at recreating it!
Joel Salvatore
April 25, 2012Amazing, thanks for sharing!
Christoph
April 25, 2012Thanks for featuring the Wookmark jQuery Plugin, it’s great to be part of this list of impressive tools. I’d love to hear how people use it for their projects.
masood
April 25, 2012nice plugins…
masood
April 25, 2012few of the plugins are very useful. Thax for sharing..
Olziibat
April 25, 2012Hello. Thanks for share Amazing jQuery Plugins. Waiting for Your Next amazing post. Good luck
Paul Weston
April 26, 2012Thought this was a great article and one that will serve as a good resource for me and my future projects. I love articles like this because they show me how and give the resources to push my designs and my user experience. I like all the plugins you have featured and I think they can all be useful in bringing a wow factor depending on the design of the site. Great article and I look forward to more articles like this one.
Little Blue Dot
April 26, 2012Super! Thank’s for sharing, I especially liked stellar.js and its scrolling changing backgrounds.
Mike DeLeon
April 26, 2012I’ve used transit and slabtext before and they work great. Great collection!
Design Turnpike
April 26, 2012Wow, great features, LOVE!
Lance
May 1, 2012I like JS turn – thanks for keeping us up to date
smashinghub
May 3, 2012i like Pageslide, its nice jquery effect
Marcus Pape
May 5, 2012Amazing stuff! I can’t wait to start kicking the tires on a few of these.
Gagan Chhatwal
May 9, 2012Mos of them are not fresh I have seen them few months ago, anyways useful list.
saravanan ps
May 11, 2012I love the Page Slide plug-in. Actually it ‘ll be a fun to create a web site using all of these listed plug-ins. surely the end product ‘ll be … Awesome!!
Simon Fletcher
May 16, 2012I love the The Wookmark jQuery plugin. Its all well and good making it look like that but then to change when you are resizing the browser just puts the icing on the cake.