Christian Heilmann

Presentation Slides with DOM and CSS

Monday, July 18th, 2005 at 2:19 pm

Eric Meyer’s S5 standards based presentation slides system is used quite a lot by webstandardismos for their presentations.

However, some of its functionality is great for presenters but can be quite hard to follow for web surfers who just want to see what someone has presented.

My personal challenge was to come up with something that is as cool as Eric’s system, but much easier to use and more lightweight when it comes to creating your own slides.

The outcome is called DOMSlides and is licensed under Creative Commons for you to use, change and copy.

Any feedback, testing on Macs and own style sheets to bundle with the script are welcome.

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