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    20+ jQuery Sliders for Frontend Web Developers

    Alright! There is no denying the fact that sliders have become less common than before. However, we certainly are not implying that they are not used anymore or they have become any less effective. There are some great designers who are still using the sliders and that too quite effectively. It is all about finding the right slider which can create the kind of visual impact you are looking for with full functionalities. Sliders can lay out the items and information in a way that nothing else in this world can match. But, since the information is to be presented one following the other, the designers have to make sure that the codes do not affect the website performance.


    This is where jQuery comes into picture. If you are looking to create effective and appealing sliders, jQuery is the way. We have compiled a list of 20 useful jQuery sliders for you. These sliders can be configured and easily customized according to your needs. They are also quite search engine friendly. Web designers who want to implement sliders on the web pages do not need to look any further. This list contains just about any type of slider you can ever ask for.



    wallop


    wallop is a minimal 4kb library for showing & hiding things.



    bxSlider



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    Having a touch-friendly and responsive slider for your website is more important now than ever before, and RoyalSlider - Touch-Enabled jQuery Image Gallery is both.


    Developed with HTML5 and CSS3 best practices, it's a solid choice.




    It's not easy to be "revolutionary" in the slider space. There's just only so many options you can make available when it comes to sliders, but the Slider Revolution Responsive jQuery Plugin does a great job trying.


    When it comes to jQuery sliders, this one delivers on just about everything you'll want.




    The "LayerSlider Responsive jQuery Slider Plugin" name doesn't do this jQuery slider justice. The 200+ 2D and 3D slide transitions will turn some heads.




    The jQuery Banner Rotator / Slideshow slider is a straightforward solution. It's simple without sacrificing essentials.




    Every slider comes to market with its own unique perspective and provides a solution to whatever "slider problem" niche is being targeted.




    If your slider isn't touch-enabled and responsive, you're not doing it right. The UnoSlider - Responsive Touch Enabled Slider does it right.




    Looking for one jQuery slider to rule them all? Try the Master Slider - jQuery Touch Swipe Slider on for size.




    The TouchCarousel - jQuery Content Scroller and Slider touts "free support and upgrades", but there's a lot more to this lightweight carousel-style jQuery slider.




    A jQuery slider isn't just for the web. It can also be useful when integrated into applications, just like you can with the Advanced Slider - jQuery XML Slider.




    This is one of those jQuery sliders that makes you visit the demo before you start reading about the features, because you want to know what the heck "zoom in/out effect" even means.




    As with the aforementioned Advanced Slider - jQuery XML Slider, the jQuery Carousel Evolution slider provides an API that can be used to enhance its functionality or pull into another project.




    The Crazy Slider isn't nearly as crazy as it used to be, but it has aged well, making it a trustworthy solution.




    With all this talk of mobile design and touch navigation, it's nice to see a jQuery slider that hasn't forgotten the desktop.




    Most jQuery slider plugins include some sort of design chrome, and while you can configure it to your liking, sometimes you just want to keep everything contained within the slide itself.




    So you want a full-screen sliding website? All you need is the FSS - Full Screen Sliding Website Plugin.




    Here's another example of a jQuery slider that focuses on one style and does it really well. The Zozo Accordion - Responsive and Touch-Friendly is a must for those looking for a good accordion-style slider.




    The jQuery Responsive OneByOne Slider Plugin feels more like animation than a slider. Instead of displaying one slide at a time, this little gem displays each element on a slide, one by one, until the entire slide has been populated before moving on to the next.




    jQuery sliders don't get much lighter than this. Using only 3kb to load, the Accordionza - jQuery Plugin is a super lightweight accordion slider option.




    The mightySlider - Responsive Multipurpose Slider is mighty indeed. Not only can you use it as a simple image slider, but a full one-directional slider with item based navigation—making for a nice one-page website design.




    The Parallax Slider - Responsive jQuery Plugin works like the jQuery Responsive OneByOne Slider Plugin, allowing you to animate each layer separately within a particular slide. You can do this with multiple slides, or even just one slide, adding some compelling parallax animation to your website.

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