Slide count
How many messages rotate in the section.
You want to promote more than one path.
2 to 4 slides.
Putting critical information on later slides only.
Use Slideshow for a small set of rotating messages, collections, campaigns, or product stories where each slide has a clear destination.
Slideshows are useful when there are several equally important messages, but they can hide content if overused. Keep slide count small and make controls obvious.
Use two to four slides. If a message is critical, put it first or use a static section instead.
Each slide should point to a collection, product, campaign, article, signup, or support path.
Use media with room for text and buttons. Check crop and contrast on mobile immediately.
Show arrows or dots when there is more content. Use autoplay carefully and keep pause/readability in mind.
How many messages rotate in the section.
You want to promote more than one path.
2 to 4 slides.
Putting critical information on later slides only.
Automatically advances slides.
Slides are lightweight and not text-heavy.
Use slow timing or leave off for important reading.
Fast autoplay for proof, details, or legal/offer text.
Controls that show customers there is more content.
The slideshow has multiple slides.
Show at least one clear navigation cue.
Hiding controls and expecting customers to discover hidden slides.
How slides move or fade.
The motion style should match the page tone.
Use simple fade or slide for most stores.
Using dramatic transitions when products and CTAs need clarity.
Controls how slide media and text fit phones.
Desktop slides lose subject, text, or buttons on mobile.
Set mobile media/crop before publishing.
Assuming desktop hero media works on mobile.