I'm always frustrated when feature cards are displayed all at once, leading to a cluttered interface. This makes it challenging for users to focus on individual features and can overwhelm the layout.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to implement a carousel-style card swap feature. This carousel would automatically rotate through feature cards, displaying a limited number of cards (e.g., 3-5) at a time and auto-swapping to the next set of cards after a few seconds. Users could also manually navigate through the cards, improving both functionality and aesthetics.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Displaying all feature cards in a grid or list view, which leads to a crowded layout and is less engaging.
Adding a "See More" button to limit visible cards but requires additional clicks, making it less user-friendly.
Using pagination to split the cards into pages, but it disrupts the flow and user experience.
Additional context
A carousel swap would enhance user engagement by presenting feature cards in a dynamic, rotating view, allowing them to explore features at their own pace or via auto-swap. This would improve readability and visual appeal, especially on mobile devices.
Is your proposal related to a problem?
I'm always frustrated when feature cards are displayed all at once, leading to a cluttered interface. This makes it challenging for users to focus on individual features and can overwhelm the layout.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to implement a carousel-style card swap feature. This carousel would automatically rotate through feature cards, displaying a limited number of cards (e.g., 3-5) at a time and auto-swapping to the next set of cards after a few seconds. Users could also manually navigate through the cards, improving both functionality and aesthetics.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Additional context
A carousel swap would enhance user engagement by presenting feature cards in a dynamic, rotating view, allowing them to explore features at their own pace or via auto-swap. This would improve readability and visual appeal, especially on mobile devices.
Requirement/Document
Documentation on carousel implementations, such as Bootstrap Carousel or React Slick Carousel, could support this feature.