Gallery Page Section Layouts
The image depicts a typical gallery page section with two images displayed.
A gallery on a website displays a collection of images or multimedia content in an organized and visually appealing way. It can showcase products, present portfolios, or highlight events.
Galleries often use a grid layout to show multiple images at once or a slideshow format where images appear one after another. Some use a masonry layout, arranging images of different sizes in a non-uniform but attractive manner.
Interactivity is key, with features like clickable thumbnails, a lightbox effect that enlarges images, and zoom and pan capabilities. Galleries can include images, videos, and audio clips.
Customisation options may include captions, descriptions, filters, categories, and responsive design to ensure functionality on various devices.
Common uses include e-commerce sites, photography portfolios, event highlights, and art exhibits. Integrating a gallery into a website enhances the user experience and effectively presents visual content.
Feel free to explore the examples below and find the perfect gallery design that fits your project’s requirements.
Section 1
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 2
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 3
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 4
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 5
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 6
The mobile view
The desktop view