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  • A Carousel component is used to display a series collection of images in a single container

  • A Carousel is a component that displays content in a slideshow-like manner. Carousels can "autoplay" or are navigated manually by users

  • The component displays a series of images that slide one at a time

  • An image carousel is a container (slideshow) of images or info that users can select by clicking a button that directs them forward or backward in the slideshow

  • Carousel provides that are displayed one at a time

  • Carousel component displays a series of images in a single container, with image indicators and a control button below the image panel

  • Carousel displays one image at a time, and you can select particular images by clicking the indicators

  • Carousel provides a header and descriptive text that displays below the image

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  • You can set the duration for scrolling images in the carousel

  • e.g. if you set 3 scroll duration then in preview mode the next image scrolls after 3 seconds

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  • In Carousel, you can use customized animation effects for slide transitions using the animation types

  • Animated Carousels are way more engaging than still carousels

  • There are five types of animation

    • Slides: A slide transition is how one slide is removed from the screen and the next slide is displayed during a presentation

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    • Scale: An animation that controls the scale of an object. You can specify the point to use for the center of scaling

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    • Fade: Fade animation is used to change the appearance and behavior of objects over a particular interval of time

      • It will provide a better look and feel for our applications

    • Flip: Flip animation is viewed by viewing successive images in a quick motion so that they seem to form a sequence

      • A flip animation is a simple type of animation created by viewing successive images so quickly that they seem to form a sequence

    • Jack In The Box:

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