The photo slideshow pattern has been around for more than 10 years in web design. Yet the innovation behind it has developed a considerable amount over the most recent couple of years. One zone where it works incredibly is for online business businesses and gives a cool choice to feature your items and make a climate. Join us as we survey one of the examples of an automatic photo slideshow and get the inspiration you need to launch your next website!
You can’t turn out badly with some lovely spot photography if it suits your website’s topic. See how soothing Tim’s concept looks! Eye-staring, right? Aside from the slideshow, it has more to exhibit which makes sure to keep you interested.
Obviously, it has a few drawbacks. However, if you take a gander at what it brings up, you won’t think twice about using this one.
Javascript Photo Slideshow Automatic and Manual Live Preview
See the Pen Automatic / Manual Slideshow by Tim (@tym0) on CodePen.
On a moderate blue background, you can see a large slide that contains a wonderful image. Before you gaze at it clearly, the slide changes to showcase the next one which is the beauty of the slideshow. You need to sit back, relax, and then see the slides change on their own. Also, did you observe how the next slide showed up with a fading animation?
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Getting the slides to change on their own is one thing. But, what if there are tons of slides and you missed the one you were dying to look for? Thus, keeping that in mind, the designer has given arrow icons on the left and right sides of the slide to navigate through the slides.
Now even if you missed a slide, you can just use the arrow icon to view it one more time.
One thing which is both a good and a bad sign to this design is that once you hit the arrow icon, the slideshow switches to manual. That implies, the slides no more change automatically.
If you like to keep the design the same way, it is alright but it would be very easier to view a photo or any slides if it made use of an automatic slideshow.
| About This Design | |
| Author: Tim | Demo/Source Code |
| Made with: HTML/CSS/JS | Responsive: No |