Optional Objects

Add 360° spherical photographs to the pages of your website and give your users an exciting and immersive experience.

Make your pages more interactive: animate colored boxes and images, complete with titles and links--you'll see them tilt as you hover.

Use no-code widgets to quickly improve your websites. Add OpenWidget plugin to your website and improve engagement, increase sales and maximize profits!

Show your Google Calendar activities in your web pages: customize them according to needs knowing that they will always be up to date in real time.

Create a carousel with 3D images: the central element is displayed enlarged, while the side ones are arranged so to give the illusion of a series of covers scrolling horizontally.

Create a band with the same page height: when scrolling down, a text will be displayed with fade-in and fade-out transition effects.

Each image in this gallery will take on all the available space: keep scrolling from one image to the next with a special fade-in and fade-out transition effect.

Create a gallery where images are displayed one by one: as you scroll down the page, the new image overlaps the previous one from right to left or vice versa.

Create a rotating image carousel, where images support a link and stop on mouseover.

Create a gallery where images follow the page scroll, gradually overlap on top of each other.

Choose the images you prefer and create a horizontal scroll effect: when scrolling the page, the images will flow from right to left and the other way around.

Add an image and display the associated text and button with a transition effect on mouseover. You can choose among 14 different transition effects.

Create a timeline where each stage is presented with a slide including a background image, date, text and possibly a button leading to a relative info page.

Create a gallery showing the images stored in a Dropbox folder. By adding or removing a file from the folder, the gallery will automatically update.

Display on a zigzag timeline the most relevant stages of a particular process in chronological order