avatars

You're ignoring that this site does use jQuery and webfonts and loads all of those pretty avatars separately.

Very impressive, it won't be long or people will be using their webcams to scan 3D avatars of themselves.

Evertoon takes it further by allowing users to create a visual world with interesting avatars, animations, and personalized photo backgrounds.

For avatars of each person, use a smallinsh picture of the area surrounding their dot.

When you have a simple codebase, you may add a font, avatars, and jQuery.

Before avatars have expressions, I can imagine people working in a virtual office full of helmeted Daft Punk colleagues.

Thanks for looking at GitLab and sorry to hear that avatars didn't work.

With virtual avatars in social apps, you can pick your friends' noses, too!

You're not the first person to ask for pics / avatars either.

Once the resolution can handle virtual screens and facial tracking can handle some level of expressive avatars, we'll see some movement.

You get all the feedback, better access to documents and web resources, and you get to know who everybody is (little names over their avatars).

We currently generate 5 different types of avatars, with our most popular being a Fuse 1.3 compatible character that plugs right into the Mixamo auto-rigging pipeline.

With actual photos people will say "that does not look like me", and that self identification issue is compounded with 3D Avatars.

The trick is to think about whether you need it, not throw it in "just in case." Specifically, some tiny avatars won't hurt overall performance as long as the page doesn't need to be redrawn.

No more waiting for a monolithic javascript front end to load or a "loading pleast wait", no glossy buttons or emoticons or avatars or github sign ins.

Not actually for ads, but so that I can "turn off" parts of pages that I don't want to deal with easily (for example, annoying, gross or animated avatars at forums).