What is the best practice or framework for making slides using html?

Question

I have seen some cool slides in html, but some are CPU-consuming or browser-dependent. Since I am not very familiar with html5, I'd like to know what's the best practice or existing framework of making html slides.

Answer 1

And here is a more creative one similar to Prezi: http://bartaz.github.com/impress.js

Answer 2

Here's an excellent little "framework" for making HTML slide presentations, with animations, transitions and such.

Link: deck.js

I love it!

Answer 3

The two options, I can recommend are following

• Nivo Slider : You can hard code the images and links
• Agile Carousel : Have the option to set it against some server script for rendering output

Answer 4

There is a great list of such presentation templates: https://github.com/geraldb/slideshow/wiki/More-Slideshow-Projects-in-JavaScript

I found deck.js to be the best compromise between:

• simplicity: you write the html and launch it in your browser, no need for a web server
• customization possibilities thanks to the themes and clean structure letting you create your own CSS style easily
• functionality with the extensions
• possibility to print usable handouts

Keydown is a good alternative which uses deck.js and markdown language to write the slides but requires ruby to create the html.

Answer 5

Use this library to make interactive presentations, stories or ads.

BoardJS