In this example we’ve created a full image pop up caption around the idea of an album cover. The captions can be fully hidden, or partially in view to encourage a click, can be fully styled to fit in with your website and can also be inverted so the caption can drop down from the top.

Space within the caption is only limited by the size of your image and can carry features like secondary images, animations, text and redirection or a purchase button.

Depending on what your are displaying within the pop up, some variable content maybe required for mobile devices to account for limitations with screen size, so check this example of your phone as well as your desktop to see how it seamlessly switches between the two.

Note: This example would utilise multiple plug in options in addition to the pop up price, all buy now and links are switched off.

Simple pops are great for all types of websites but are especially popular for highlighting pricing or specials on eCommerce platforms or to redirect clients to further information by way of a link.

They’re designed to be simple and effective rather than complicated but for our example we thought we’d display a pop up with the addition of other features like highlighted and multi layered images to show what can be done to make your product stand out.

Note: This example would utilise multiple plug in options in addition to the pop up price and all links are switched off.

Drop Downs are pretty common on websites and are generally activated by a button, in this example of how you can make a drop down stand out a little more we’ve created two options for you to try.

Firstly a traditional button to reveal a clean central dropdown with an image rather than just text and secondly we created the reverse by using an image to activate the drop down and reveal a secondary image and some text.

Both option create clean and fast loading content that can help you to retain your clients interest in your web page and potentially lead them to hit that contact button.