There are some more interesting demos when you click on "Previous demo" repeated...

AVTizzle · on May 14, 2012

codrops... This site is very legit. Thanks for sharing.

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Funnily enough, a question about how "legit" this site actually is... Stumbled across one of their demos that was pretty sweet IMO, "Multi-level Photo Map" http://tympanus.net/Development/MultiLevelPhotoMap/

So I Googled "Multi-level Photo Map" and came across a handful of other demos set up the same way, with the same header navigation bars all:

- http://paulbilodeau.net/photomap.html

- http://www.youthsphere.org/projects/MultiLevelPhotoMap/index...

- http://snappermap.daysnapper.com/

In fact, that last one daysnapper has pretty much all the exact same tutorials and demos set up as codrops.

What's going on here? Is this just some gray layer of blogs that are pooling open sourced UI elements and reposting them for link bait and page view inflation?

pbotelho · on May 14, 2012

Thanks for the links. We will take a look. Be sure that we don't copy content of anybody, ever. These are obviously copies of our work which is not necessarily something against our license. Thanks a lot, Pedro

pazimzadeh · on May 14, 2012

This one reminds me of Dustin Curtis' controversial kudos effect: http://tympanus.net/Development/HoverClickTriggerCircle; http://dcurt.is

AVTizzle · on May 14, 2012

That particular element stuck out to me too when I was browsing Curtis' blog a week or two ago. Was it actually controversial?

octavecat · on May 14, 2012

controversial as in it's an undesirable, irreversible interaction that really turns people off and critics of dcurtis's "work" were more than happy to speak out about it.