[Web] InfiniteCMS

[Zaytrex]

Since I plan on releasing this to the public anyway, I might as well make a development thread about it.

It's a fairly simple design, the main things I'm trying to do with this is put in some jQuery.
I haven't worked with jQuery before, well except adding accordion to JusticeCMS, but that wasn't really too difficult...

Anyway, here's the development status.
[x] Create a design
[x] Code the design in HTML/CSS
[x] Put in sliding pages
[_] Use real-time validation for the registration and voting page
[_] Use fancybox for the screenshots
[_] Use fancybox for anything extra so that the page never actually has to change (example, registration success message, iframe for the voting page)
[_] All the PHP coding

Preview:

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Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
And advice, since I'm pretty much a beginner at this sort of thing.

Edit: Right, I forgot to say the reason why it's called InfiniteCMS. Basically, I tried to make it look boundless. No boxes. Something like that.

 

[Sublime]

This looks nice as usual.

 

[Basic]

Wow, looks very very nice.

 

[King Towel]

Oooohh Shiny

 

[GFXDevon]

Great job man!

 

[AskHugo]

Nice dude. You should get some JQueryUI in there for the registration and donation.

 

[iPwnNubz]

nice work i would say that make it more poppy

 

[Sublime]

"Poppy"

do explain.

I'd believe that he's trying to keep this thing simple

 

[Zaytrex]

Nice dude. You should get some JQueryUI in there for the registration and donation.

jQueryUI?

"Poppy"

do explain.

I'd believe that he's trying to keep this thing simple

That's the plan. I don't want to have to worry too much about the graphics. I just want to focus on the effects.

 

[skillet]

Amazing. Always my inspiration and my motivation.

 

[Cryvnn]

Wow ! Looks really nice! looking forward to using it!!

could you check ur inbox too ?

 

[iAkira]

Yo I like the concept, clean unique and I would personally use it :]

A suggestion:

Use fancybox for anything extra so that the page never actually has to change (example, registration success message, iframe for the voting page)

Use Json for the messages, so you won't have to refresh the page itself, I've been using it since back in early '11. Its just a suggestion..

 

[applesi]

Wow~ really nice.

 

[Zaytrex]

Yo I like the concept, clean unique and I would personally use it :]

A suggestion:

Use Json for the messages, so you won't have to refresh the page itself, I've been using it since back in early '11. Its just a suggestion..

Aight I'll look into it, thanks.

 

[AskHugo]

Aight I'll look into it, thanks.

JQuery makes it easy to work with AJAX:

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Also, forget what I said about JQuery UI, I don't think it would match this CMS.

 

[SaintsIan]

If you want to create a full on dynamic application with JS, then jQuery isn't the right choice for you. You will find out for yourself once you see begin repeating .get() or once your JS file gets redundant. I would personally go for Backbone - particularly because I'm used to working with MVC applications. It's up to you though.

 

[StripedCow]

wow this is pro

 

[CasperTFG]

Looks great, nice job.

 

[Soju]

Very Nice you inspire me !