I have always liked the neat and compact menu system Group94 often use in their projects. It is really useful for lists or menus and is also of course very elegant.

I don’t know how Group94 do it, but here is my attempt. I have created two prototypes to make it easy to use multiple times within a project.

Download: Group94 Style Scrolling List Read : Group94 Style Menu »

I was working on a project recently where I recieved a data feed and needed to split it into sections that would fit into a text box (ie. 200 characters at a time). The user would then click ‘more‘ and progress through the text in segments until they had read all of it.

I wrote this simple prototype, which splits a string into sections of a defined size (and optionally adds a postfix, ie. “…” to the end), and returns an array containing the segmented text. Read : Splitting Strings »

Since fullscreen flash websites have become so popular; this little trick (a necessity really) has been used to make sure that no matter what screen resolution a user has, they can experience the site in the way in which the designer intended.

I realise that listeners are common knowledge, but I have had a lot of emails asking about dynamic positioning so I have written this brief tutorial on how to get all the elements in your Flash movie to position themselves automatically when the user’s browser window resizes, or if they are using a different screen resolution to you and you hate the idea of letting the movie scale! Read : Dynamic Positioning »