These pages are not examples of design skill, they are examples of coding and exploration. Please be warned that some of these experiments are pretty complex. The JavaScript and table formatting will take some time to load. Older browsers and slower computers may experience problems.
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Recently I attended the Web 99 conference in San Francisco. One of the contests at the conference was to show how you got to the conference, using online technologies. Included on this page achmedsavesamerica.com/category/antibiotics/ are three (two if you are using IE as a browser) DHTML examples of what fun you can have with JavaScript. This page is for 4.0+ browsers. Watch out for the TIE Fighters!
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The JavaScript Drawing Box with new color controls! That's right, now you can control the colors of the boxes when drawing online. Watch out Adobe :)
The Wheel of Fortune Browser Hijack
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Pretty simple little JavaScript that never fails to amaze. Enter a short screen of text and watch the windows go. Good fun here. (WARNING - Windows users, this little trick will crash your browser if you enter too long a string and do not have a lot of RAM. I suggest using a phrase of about 16 - 20 letters.)
Men's Restroom Etiquette test (popup)
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A quick, fun sample of Online training based on an old E-mail joke.
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The power of Cascading Style Sheets are shown as a number of different CSS files are put to task on one HTML file. This section is designed to work on IE 4.0+ for the Mac (with System 8.5 fonts). Other browsers versions and platforms may experience interesting resutls...
The JavaScript Magic Drawing Box
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Three versions of this online etch-n-sketch created with JavaScript.
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In October of 1998 Swatch introduced the Internet Time Standard. I wrote the first JavaScript converter on the web.
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Frames are a mis-understood tool that can do much more that seperate content from navigation.