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Live Weather Display Using CSS, jQuery and PHP
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- arcatek 14y agoI find this a bit ugly. But it's a nice idea ! However, I'm not sure you really want to have a rain on your website. I can hardly think of anything which would be more depressing for the user. ("HEY BRO, LOOK, IT RAINS ! NICE CITY, UH ?")
- josegonzalez 14y agoYou've obviously never done client work.
- dangrossman 14y agoThe purpose of this article is to teach CSS and jQuery effects by example, not convince you that all websites should display the current weather.
- roryokane 14y agoThe article is discussing a real-life example on one particular website, http://www.engageweb.co.uk/ http://www.engageweb.co.uk/. You can see the effect right on that page. I think arcatek is critiquing the weather display of that website in particular.
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- BaconJuice 14y agoCool idea, thanks for sharing.
- rimantas 14y agoReminded me of a header on http://1976design.com/blog/ http://1976design.com/blog/ (Details there: http://1976design.com/blog/colophon/#the-pano http://1976design.com/blog/colophon/#the-pano)
- ecesena 14y agoThe idea is cool. The final result looks a bit "pixeled" and the animation is not perfectly smooth (I'm on Safari, currently seeing clouds on the background). But I guess there is space for improvement ;)
- jpswade 14y agoNeat idea, but I don't get it. Does it always show you the London skyline, but with the weather of your location?
- bauc 14y agoUnless some evil genius has captured some global landmarks that is no ordinary London skyline!