General
A Slider Carousel is a user interface component commonly used on websites and mobile applications to display multiple images or different content within a limited space on the screen. Typically, it consists of a series of items (e.g., images, titles, descriptions) stacked on top of each other, and users can navigate between them using buttons or slide indicators.
Slider Carousels are often used to:
- Showcase multiple images or content in a confined space: This helps optimize the website or app space and keeps it from becoming too heavy with content.
- Create an interactive experience: Users can switch between items in the Slider Carousel, creating an interactive and convenient user experience.
- Highlight important content: Slider Carousels are commonly used to highlight promotions, new products, or other important content.
- Popular libraries and frameworks like Bootstrap, Slick, and Swiper provide tools to easily integrate Slider Carousels into your website or application.
In fact, we can create extremely high-quality sliders just by using HTML, CSS and Javascript without using any support libraries.
Its benefits include:
- Lightweight, because there is no need to embed external libraries.
- Easy to edit and customize. Because it is not forced by the rules of the framework.
- And finally, it's easy to be creative.
In this process:
- HTML is used to create content for the slider.
- CSS is used to create designs as well as animation effects.
- Javascript is used to execute user actions such as drag and drop and mouse clicks. In some special designs, javascript will also affect the design and animation.
In this article, join me in creating an extremely beautiful slider effect by combining transform and blur effects in CSS. With a simple design combined with delicate animation, this will be an extremely perfect design.
The video below is step by step specific instructions for creating this project. If you find it interesting, please visit the Lun Dev youtube channel to see more.
Demo Animation In This Project
