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I was shocked to see that effect on Google's homepage; I have had that effect on my website for months! I wrote it in HTML5 as well. You can see my original e
by jlongster 16y ago
I was shocked to see that effect on Google's homepage; I have had that effect on my website for months! I wrote it in HTML5 as well. You can see my original effect here:
http://jlongster.com/ http://jlongster.com/
They did the whole 3d thing which is cool. All I would have to do is increase the ball size as it's moving around.
I'm laughing because I submitted my effect to several websites, but nobody seemed to care... and then google comes along... :)
- aidenn0 16y agoThere are more differences than just the 3d thing. One other example is that the cursor only repels the balls when they are moving in their version. This allows the logo to return regardless of where you leave the mouse cursor. More importantly, theirs works great in IE. I loaded your page up in IE and only got the "Think this is cool? Hire me!" message, which made me think, nope it's pretty lame since it doesn't work in the most popular web browser, I'm not going to hire him.
- jlongster 16y agoThere are many minor differences, of course. But the idea is the same. But yes, IE support is the big one. I don't worry about it because I don't really market the page or anything. The point is to be experimental and innovative.