"If you are a web designer, you’ve probably already read dozens of articles describing how the hamburger menu on mobile hurts UX metrics. If you don't believe that the hamburger menu is pretty much useless for getting visitors engaged in your website, here's a quote from WebDesignerDepot. Progressive navigation has proved to be a much better option than drop downs and the now outdated "hamburger" for smaller responsive websites. One of them is a hidden, slide up footer and the other a progressive navigation. There are a couple of widgets that should interest all EverWeb users. There are also a few new animations to add more movement on scroll. There is a control for vertical spacing to adjust the position of the slider in relation to the items above and below it.The EverWeb PhotoKit Parallax widget pack was created to provide more options for inserting parallax scrolling items such as a slider, image/text and videos. The captions can be styled for font, size, color and background color and the container can have a border if required.
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For faster page download time, set the control to "ondemand" so that the images are only downloaded when required.Īlthough autoplay should not be used on pages that will be viewed on mobile devices, the option is available with controls for slide time and pause in hover. This means that all the slides will download with the rest of the page items. The lazy loading control is set to "progressive" by default. The transition time can be varied and is expressed in milliseconds. The default transition is "slide" but can be changed to "fade" if required.
There are controls for show/hide arrows, show arrows only on hover on computers and to hide the arrows on mobile devices. Make sure the image files are reduced in size to equal the slider's maximum width setting before importing into EverWeb and that they all have the same aspect ratio. There is an option to add captions beneath the image and to configure the slides as links. The images are lazy loading so that the page download time won't be effected if more than a few images are included. The slideshow can be navigated using directional arrows or by swipe on mobile. This, along with the vertical spacing adjustment, allows the box shadow to be displayed correctly on all devices. When a box shadow is applied, the image percentage width is reduced slightly. The image and text are contained in an HTML5 section element which can have a border and/or a box shadow. The image can be configured as an internal or external hyperlink which can open in a new window if required. When the page is viewed on a mobile phone, the image becomes 100% wide. The caption appears on page load when viewed on touch devices. The image has an optional overlay caption which can be made to appear only on hover when viewed on computers if required.
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The image can be set to full width if required by dragging the "Image Width" slider to its maximum value. The image width is expressed as a percentage so that it adjusts along with the browser or device width. The image is floated left so that the optional h1 heading and the text in the second paragraph can slide up and wrap around it.
The image file width can be made about half the value of the widget's maximum width setting so its file size will be a lot smaller than one that is displayed at full width. A text wrapped image is a better option for responsive pages than a full width one.
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