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Free JavaScript based Content Slider & A Free jQuery Plugin
SlideDeck is a Free JavaScript based Content Slider. With this beautiful free content slider script you can display content on websites, mobile phones and kiosks.
It delivers a better user experience by removing the information overload and providing a fun, quick and beautiful way to interact with digital devices.
This Free JavaScript Content Slider is currently available as a customizable JavaScript Library and a plugin for jQuery 1.3+.
SlideDeck’s simple, intuitive and engaging interface is a great way to draw attention to your offering while maintaining full search engine visibility.
This Free JavaScript Content Slider is flexible. You can change:
- Orientation
- Colors & Visual Styles
- Number of slides
Website: http://www.slidedeck.com
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