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Full-Width Tab Carousel

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    Use the full-width tab carousel component to show related content in one large, easy-to-scan area. It works well for featured stories, product highlights, service options, or grouped page sections.

    Content attributes

    • Headline
    • Background Image / Colour
    • Tab Carousel Items
      • Description text
      • Image / SVG
      • Optional Link

    When to Use This Component

    • Use it when several pieces of content belong together.
    • Use tabs when visitors should choose what to view.
    • Use a carousel when you want content to rotate or move in sequence.
    • Keep each tab or slide focused on one main idea.

    How to Add the Component

    • Open the webpage in edit mode.
    • Choose the area where the component should appear.
    • Add the carousel or tabs component to the page.
    • Add each tab or slide inside the component.
    • Name each tab or slide clearly.
    • Place content, images, or calls to action inside each panel.
    • Reorder the panels so the most important content appears first.
    • Preview the page before publishing.

    Content Tips

    • Use short headings.
    • Keep body copy brief.
    • Use the same content pattern for each tab or slide.
    • Add clear button text when a next step is needed.
    • Avoid adding too many panels. Fewer options are easier to use.

    Layout Tips

    • Place the component where it supports the page goal.
    • Use full width for high-priority content.
    • Keep important text visible without extra clicks when possible.
    • Check how the layout looks on desktop and mobile.
    • Make sure images are clear and cropped correctly.

    Settings to Review

    • Active item: Choose which tab or slide appears first.
    • Auto-transition: Decide if slides should move on their own.
    • Transition delay: Set enough time for visitors to read the content.
    • Pause on hover: Keep this on when possible so visitors can control the experience.
    • Accessibility labels: Add clear labels so assistive technology can describe the component.

    Before You Publish

    • Review each tab or slide for accuracy.
    • Test all links and buttons.
    • Confirm the order makes sense.
    • Check the page on mobile.
    • Ask another person to review the page if the content is high visibility.