Prezi has revolutionized the way people make presentations or at least the perception of how presentations can be made. No longer are slides limited to basic transition effects and static imagery, as the zooming interface of Prezi has paved the way for more innovative developments in the form of fancy HTML based online editors, particularly HTML5 presentation tools.
While most people use Microsoft PowerPoint or Keynote for making presentations, other platforms are also gradually gaining popularity. Some examples include Prezi, video presentation platforms like Personify and impress.js. In a previous post we brought you a detailed overview of the impress.js platform, this time we are going to cover Reveal.js, which is an HTML …
If you want to create a nice web magazine or ebook effect for your PDF or web textbooks then this library Turn.js can make the work for you. Turn.js uses the best practices of HTML5 to make an online flip book for your text content. You can use Turn.js to create online flip book effect that …
Prezi is a famous presentation platform that is based on Saas (Software as a service) and known for its Zooming UI. What distinguishes Prezi from other web application is its ability to allow users to seamlessly zoom into certain parts of the presentation in a convenient manner. While Prezi is an excellent web app, it …
Impress.js is a presentation framework built on Javascript and based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions. You can run Impress.js presentations in any modern browsers and it was originally inspired by the idea behind Prezi using zoom effects for the presentations. This example shows the power of CSS3 and transitions to achieve nice …
If you already know about S2 for presentations then Deck.js will look much more impressive since it allows to create attractive presentations with native HTML and jQuery animations and transitions. By using deck.js you can make HTML presentations compatible with modern browsers and even mobile devices or smartphones. This is a JavaScript and HTML presentation …
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