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I'm a passionate 24 year old Irish Web Designer & Developer and (currently) a Project Manager who loves creating exciting new user interfaces and writing about topics that can help other web designers out there at the moment. Although I've been approached by Facebook, Microsoft and Google over the years, I enjoy working in smaller companies. If you're interested in speaking to me about contract work, please leave me a note on the site and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

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How to create impressive animations using Webkit CSS and JavaScript

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Hey all. In today’s post I’m going to show you how to create a few simple yet impressive animation effects using WebKit CSS and some JavaScript. Webkit (the rendering engine that powers both Safari and Google Chrome) supports a few advanced animation features which have yet to make their way into FireFox or IE, but it’s really exciting getting to see just what’s capable with it animation-wise. For anyone that enjoyed reading my 3D Wall post, this is going to be a treat.

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The Best Advanced Animation techniques you can perform using jQuery

When you think about animation on the internet, chances are some of the first tools that come to mind are Flash, Microsoft’s Silverlight and maybe even Animated GIFs. It has only been in the past couple of years that JavaScript and the frameworks built around it have really matured into languages that neatly support basic animation primes like chained time delays, basic motion and simple special effects – so it’s never been a better time to start experimenting with what they can do!.

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