Interactive Websites: Photos and Website Content

Want to display images as an automatic slideshow that can also be explicitly played or paused by the user? Simple Controls Gallery rotates and displays an image by fading it into view over the previous one, with navigation controls that pop up when the mouse rolls over the Gallery.

Simple slideshow gives the ability to create one or multiple slideshows on a single page. It has no pause control, forward or reverse controls, however each photo can be given a web link to a specific external site or a page within the site.

Enables any image on the page to be magnified by a desired factor when clicked on, via a sleek zoom in/out effect. The enlarged image is centered on the user's screen until dismissed. This enables users to magnify images on demand to its original dimensions.

This feature alllows you to view a magnified portion of any image when you hover over it. A magnified or detailed version of the image appears along side the original image. This feature is great to use on product images or photos that require a user to view a high level of detail.

Enables an image to expand onMouseover (to its actual size). This lets you display large images at a reduced size initially (aka thumbnail size), and have them dynamically expand when the mouse rolls over them.

Scrolling text/content can be used to deliver contents such as announcements, updates, or news in a very limited amount of space. Text, photos, or a combination of both are automatically scrolled up in a continuous manner inside a box with a fixed size.

An accordion menu enables a large volume of content to be "shrunk" down into a list of items or categories. Each item or category can then be "expanded" or "stretched" to reveal the content associated with that item.

Interior tab menus provide a way to display or condense a large amount of information in a small amount of space. By selecting different tabs, various information can be displayed without ever leaving the page.

Sometimes the default text size on the web page is too small for certain users who have difficulty in reading. This feature allows a user to adjust the type size on a web site. The type size can be increased or decreased on demand.

This feature allows you to add additional information that sits at the bottom of a page. The information is defaulted at a collapsed state until you hover over the area. The information then expands to reveal more information.

Google Maps uses Google's powerful map service application to embed a dynamic map directly onto your web site. The map is fully interactive, giving the user the ability to zoom, change satellite views, and get directions to your place of business.