📸 How to Show a Gallery Page on Your Website
🔹 Page Title:
Gallery
or
Our Work in Action
or
Behind the Brand – Web Durga
🔹 Intro Section (Short Paragraph)
Start with a short, friendly intro. Example:
Welcome to our gallery! Take a look behind the scenes at Web Durga, from creative projects and design samples to team moments and live campaigns in action.
🔹 Gallery Categories (Optional Filters)
If you have different types of media, you can let users filter by category:
- ⭐ Client Projects
- 🖥️ Website Designs
- 📈 Marketing Campaigns
- 🧠 Team Moments
- 🎉 Events & Celebrations
- 🎨 Logo & Banner Designs
You can use tabs or filter buttons to separate them.
🔹 Image or Video Grid
- Use a clean grid layout (3 or 4 columns on desktop, stacked on mobile)
- Each item can be:
- A static image (with hover effect)
- A clickable lightbox (opens full view)
- A short caption (e.g., “Website Design for XYZ Client”)
- You can also add hover animations for modern effect
🔹 Optional Additions
- 📹 Video Section (if you have reels, case study clips, etc.)
- 💬 Client Feedback under project images
- 🌐 Links to full case studies from gallery items
🔹 Call to Action (CTA)
At the bottom, encourage engagement:
Love what you see? Let’s create something amazing together!
[📩 Contact Us] [📁 View Services]
🧩 Tech Tip: How to Build It
Depending on your website platform:
- WordPress: Use a gallery plugin like Envira Gallery, FooGallery, or Elementor’s built-in gallery widget.
- Wix / Squarespace / Webflow: Use native gallery blocks with filtering options.
- Custom Code: Use Masonry.js or CSS Grid + lightbox plugin.