An old photograph alongside a description only tells half the story. Visitors want to see the difference with their own eyes: what a square looked like a hundred years ago, how a building has been transformed, how an area has changed.
With the Image Reveal page part, you can overlay two photos, with a slider in between. Visitors can slide the bar themselves from the past to the present and see the difference in a single movement. That active engagement makes a big difference: learning psychology shows that people remember information better when they have to do something themselves, rather than just looking.
Perfect for heritage stories: a restored monument, a square that has changed over the years, or the development of an entire area. Also ideal for area development and new-build projects: show how a place transforms from a building site into a place to live, work or do business.
Use it in a blog post about your destination’s history, or combine it with the Timeline page part for a complete overview of the past and present.
This is how you make change tangible, and give every story – whether about the past or the present – that little bit extra in terms of experience.
This results in the Image Reveal pagepart
- Visitors who can literally see the difference between the past and the present with their own eyes
- History that becomes tangible and interactive, rather than merely described
- Bringing stories of the past and present to life
- A stronger and more personalised narrative about your destination’s identity
- Greater support for area development, as residents and stakeholders see the change for themselves
- Visitors who spend more time on the page, simply by scrolling and exploring for themselves