Sticky cards are a modern and interesting design element that can add a unique touch to a website.
They can be used to showcase important information, such as featured products or services, while keeping them visible to the user as they scroll down the page. Sticky cards can also be used to create a sense of hierarchy and guide the user's attention to specific content.
However, it's important to use them judiciously as they can also clutter up the design and distract the user from the main content.
This post showcase 4 possible variations of sticky cards. Coded in HTML and Tailwind CSS.
A classic, probably the simplest variation of sticky cards.
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The example above looks a bit boring. But it can be made more interesting by adding a CSS translate and rotate.
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Now you may be thinking: Vertical cards are fine but what if my design needs a horizontal scrolling cards? Actually, that's easy.
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Stickiness is not reserved for small cards only. You can use the full screen height for interesting effects.
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Implementing sticky cards in a website design is a great way to add visual interest and guide user attention.
It may seem daunting, but with knowledge of HTML and Tailwind CSS, creating this effect can be easily achieved.
Obviously, it's important to use them in moderation to avoid overwhelming the user with too much information. With some creativity and restraint, sticky cards can enhance the overall user experience of a website.