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Today’s freebie is a nice and simple addition to any site, an image preview tooltip. There’s no reason why tooltips need to be limited to text, chuck an image in there.
Complexity isn’t a requirement to be considered beautiful or functional and so in complete comparison to yesterday’s freebie, today’s is a simple as can be. As always the download includes the fully editable PSD :)
Lovely stuff!!
Do you have any good resources that teach you some of the Photoshop effects you have used in your work?
Everything you design is a work of ART. I love your friendly site, and I want to say “Thank You” for being so generous with all the goodies you offer here. I’m a web designer and my son is a Junior Art Director at Ogilvy International in New York. He shared your site with me. He’s a Photoshop “guru” and LOVES your work as well (You are on the top of our “Resources” list!)
Thanks again for all your hard work and generosity. You are an inspiration!
I agree. Lovely stuff! And more awesome tutorials like the one you have on http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/site-elements/how-to-create-buddy-icons-plus-an-exclusive-freebie/
Funny you should say that, might be something brewing in the background :)
I absolutely love your site! Thanks for all these freebies!!!
Well I promise that I’m on the edge of my seat waiting. (I’m sure everyone else is too!) Hopefully it’ll be something you’ll continue to do because I really enjoy your quality work and the way you present your tutorials
Ok I don’t get this one, have not downloaded it yet.
Are there instructions for coding this, if it’s just a .Psd file?
Confused… do you get the zoomed up image tooltip on hover, I’m guessing is the idea.
Maybe just needs a jQuery plugin?
This is just a PSD file as the name suggests. You are free to do anything with it however the intention was to show a larger image preview on hover over the thumbnail. jQuery would be a nice solution.
What is that design inside the tool tip preview? OMG it’s f’n amazing!!!
That’s my portfolio – http://www.ormanclark.com
Are you too busy these days to take on a project?
I’m afraid so yes.