
The text is white, and there is both a larger title and a smaller sub-title. The caption has a blue background that pops out from the left hand side of the slider. In the bottom left corner is the caption. In addition, a preview of the slide appears in a blue frame, and you get a caption that tells you the name of the slide. A white dot appears in the centre of the square. The same thing happens when you hover over one of the squares, to navigate through the slides. When the blue square that represent the current slide is highlighted, a white dot appears in the centre, with a similar ‘flat shadow’ effect.
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As such, this slider would be great for a website aimed at a slightly less tech-savvy audience.Īt the bottom centre of the slider are a series of blue squares that mimic the arrow buttons in that they have a gradient and a white drop shadow. The navigation arrows are very user friendly, being big and bold and obvious. However, hovering over the arrow makes it fully opaque. The navigation arrow and background are all semi-transparent, so that you can see the photos beneath. A white drop-shadow around the button finishes the effect, and makes the navigation arrow really stand out. These arrows are bold white arrow heads against a blue background with a gradient and shadows. The navigation through the slides is controlled by two arrows that appear when you hover over the slider.

This is a fun choice, and gives the slider the feel of a family album. Instead, the default change effect ‘photo’ creates a natural border from a dark collage of all the photographs in the slider. The slider has no border or frame effect. It use blue and white, with gradients and border effects, however it updates the design aesthetic with the choice of a modern san-serif font. This slider design is colorful and slightly retro in feel.
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PHOTO EFFECT & STRICT SKIN JQUERY PHOTO GALLERY
