After researching homepage sliders, I've noticed that they are not recommended as most people only click the first or second image. I am attempting to redesign our homepage. My design question is two-part:
1. Is it possible to create a homepage "slider image" type layout that can showcases 3 images without actually sliding, each with a clickable surface area or CTA?
2. How can I create responsive images that pop/expand slightly when scrolled over?
What I am trying to accomplish is to have 3 images with CTAs on the homepage, above the fold, that display at about 60% opacity and when each of the 3 is scrolled over, they expand slightly to pop out a little bigger than the other two AND display at 100% opacity to further stand out from the other options? Does this make sense?
Hi @Kwaltrip See below for answers to your queries.
1. Is it possible to create a homepage "slider image" type layout that can showcases 3 images without actually sliding, each with a clickable surface area or CTA?
You should be able to do this within the Design Manager. You can split a single rich text module into three sections, and link a photo within the module's source code.
2. How can I create responsive images that pop/expand slightly when scrolled over?
This will take a bit of internediate to advanced coding skills, but can be done using either Javascript or CSS .
Thank you,
Ed Justen
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Hi @Kwaltrip See below for answers to your queries.
1. Is it possible to create a homepage "slider image" type layout that can showcases 3 images without actually sliding, each with a clickable surface area or CTA?
You should be able to do this within the Design Manager. You can split a single rich text module into three sections, and link a photo within the module's source code.
2. How can I create responsive images that pop/expand slightly when scrolled over?
This will take a bit of internediate to advanced coding skills, but can be done using either Javascript or CSS .
Thank you,
Ed Justen
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