An 'image slider' generally refers to the changing image space usually found at the top of a website homepage.
They come in all shapes and sizes and varying methods of interaction. Sometimes just used to add more visual eye candy to hold the viewers attention but also an excellent way to organise and highlight important content within a website and show a lot of content within a limited amount of screen space.
We've gathered 10 great examples of NGO companies who are currently using image sliders in effective and creative ways.
Let us know if you think there's a website that should be in this list.
You can see our work with NGO's over the years here.
Open Society Foundations
Effective use of background photo slide show.
Cure
Lovely design treatment given to this accordion style image slider.
The Chicago Council
Clean and clear messages over a full width slide show pulling the viewer into the site.
Rice Bowls
Lovely mix of photography and illustration with strong typography and bright colours.
WWF
Amazing full width campaign photos that dominate the homepage getting all the attention.
Mideast Youth
Full width photo slide show that scales up nicely for big screens.
Cure Violence
Nicely intergrated slide show highlighting the main issues of the site.
Savoirs Partagés
Impressive background photos that change as you rollover the main navigation items.
Rainforest Alliance
Good example of an image slider with thumbnails.
Teach for America
Eye catching slider photos with nice big calls to action.
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