This code defines a responsive web page that displays a...
July 5, 2025 at 06:13 PM
This code defines a responsive web page that displays a product carousel alongside functionality for viewing product images in a full-screen modal gallery. Here's a breakdown of its functionality:
-
HTML Structure:
- The page includes a container (
#product-container
) where product cards will be dynamically added using JavaScript. - Each product is represented by a card with fields for a title, description, price, and an image carousel (
.swiper
).
- The page includes a container (
-
Image Modal Gallery:
- A modal (
#fullGalleryModal
) is defined but is initially hidden. This modal is meant to display an image gallery in full screen. - The modal includes a close button (
.close-btn
) and a Swiper.js carousel (.swiper
) for navigating images in the gallery.
- A modal (
-
Styling (CSS):
- The
body
has a general layout and aesthetic styling (background color, font, spacing). - Product cards (
.product-card
) are styled with a clean and minimal look, including shadows and rounded corners. - The modal (
.modal
) is styled to overlay the entire screen with a dark, semi-transparent background when active and properly center its content.
- The
-
Swiper.js Integration:
- The code references Swiper.js, a JavaScript library for creating sliders and carousels.
- Each product card seems to allow a slider of product images, and the full-screen modal uses another Swiper.js instance for large-scale image previews.
-
JavaScript (script.js - referenced but not provided):
- JavaScript (in the
script.js
file) is used to dynamically populate the product container with product cards, each consisting of images, names, descriptions, prices, and buttons. - It also likely contains functionality for initializing Swiper.js instances for both the product card sliders and the modal gallery.
- Additionally, the JavaScript would handle interactions like opening the full-screen modal with thumbnails and closing the modal when the close button is clicked.
- JavaScript (in the
User Experience Workflow:
- Users see a grid of product cards with sliders for images, descriptions, and pricing.
- Clicking on an image might open the full-screen modal gallery, allowing users to navigate through images in larger views.
- The modal can be closed using the close button (
×
), which hides it and returns to the product page.
This combination of styling, structure, and Swiper.js interactivity provides a modern e-commerce-like experience where users can browse products and view detailed image galleries.
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