I use the Divi Carousel Module for the sites that I build.
Here are some advantages the Divi Carousel Module:
- Visual Appeal: Carousels can enhance the visual appeal of your website by showcasing multiple images or pieces of content in a dynamic and interactive way. This can be particularly useful for portfolios, product displays, or highlighting key features.
- Responsive Design: One of the benefits of using the Divi carousel is that it is designed to be responsive, meaning that carousels created with Divi should adapt well to various screen sizes and devices. This ensures a consistent and user-friendly experience across different platforms.
- Easy to Implement: Divi’s drag-and-drop builder makes it relatively easy to create and customise carousels without needing to write code. This saves save time and make it accessible options for any website using the Divi theme.
- SEO-Friendly: Divi and its components are designed with SEO in mind. Using Divi’s built-in modules, including carousels, ensures that your content remains search engine-friendly.
- A/B Testing: Divi allows you to easily create variations of your designs. This makes it straightforward to conduct A/B testing on different carousel configurations to determine what resonates best with your audience.
- Regular Updates and Support: Elegant Themes, the developer of Divi, provides regular updates and support for its products. This ensures that any issues are addressed, and new features or improvements are implemented over time.
While carousels can be beneficial, it’s important to use them judiciously.
Consider your specific requirements, audience, and design goals when deciding whether to implement a carousel on your website or not.
You can see it in action in the footer areas of
www.thebeautyroomkibworth.co.uk and also on this site
www.yourhyphen.co.uk/portfolio/ showing a range of product and client logos.
I am also in the middle of creating a more complex use of the a carousel for a client which shows products, a brief blurb and a link to that product page. I will put a link on to it when the site gets launched – watch this space.