A list that answers with pictures. A Hover list with images block sets out your services, courses or work in large-type rows. When a visitor points at a row, its picture appears. The list stays clean at first sight, and the pictures show up wherever the visitor is pointing.
It is most striking when the row titles are short, one or two words, and every row has a good picture. Each row can carry up to three labels, such as "beginner" or "weekend".
You can switch the layout at any time without rewriting the rows.
A row's picture floats after the mouse. Rows show their title and labels; the text is not shown.
A large picture beside the list changes with the row pointed at, with that row's text under it.
One row opens at a time, with its picture, text and link. It works the same with touch.
Move the pointer over a row and its picture follows it.
Point at a row: the picture and the description beside it change.
In two days you learn to centre the clay, and you take home three bowls of your own.
No wheel needed: you make a plate, a mug or a small dish from a rolled-out slab of clay.
You carve a pattern into a pre-turned walnut bowl with chisels, then we oil it together.
Using hand tools in the old workshop, you build a small stool or a shelf.
The wheel or the carving knife, your team's choice. Coffee and pastries included.
Click or tap a row to open it.
In two days you learn to centre the clay, and you take home three bowls of your own.
DetailsNo wheel needed: you make a plate, a mug or a small dish from a rolled-out slab of clay.
DetailsYou carve a pattern into a pre-turned walnut bowl with chisels, then we oil it together.
DetailsUsing hand tools in the old workshop, you build a small stool or a shelf.
DetailsThe wheel or the carving knife, your team's choice. Coffee and pastries included.
DetailsComplete on a phone too. On a touch screen or a narrow one there is nothing to point with, so Follows the cursor puts a small picture beside each row, and Split shows every row with its own picture and text. Expanding works the same everywhere.
With the keyboard too. Moving through the rows' links with the Tab key changes the pictures just as the mouse does. Search engines get every row's title and text.
Apart from the rows, every field is optional.
The heading above the list, with a short line beside it.
Each row can have a title, labels, a sentence or two of text, a picture and a link. Change the order with the arrows.
Separated by commas, up to three per row. The same label shows only once within a row.
When on, each row starts with a small number.
In the Expanding layout, the label of a row's link. Left empty it reads "Details".
The titles, labels, texts and link label are written separately for each language, and a link can lead somewhere else in each language too.
When pictures and text should always show, without pointing at anything.
Less text, more pictures
Short titles and good pictures, and the list tells the story.