.NET MAUI SlideView

With the Telerik UI for .NET MAUI SlideView component, users can conveniently showcase custom content on individual pages and effortlessly switch between them. Whether you aim to develop an image gallery, enhance the navigation experience in your .NET MAUI application or create a step-by-step tutorial, the SlideView component provides all the necessary features and customizations.

See the .NET MAUI SlideView docs: Overview

The .NET MAUI SlideView control provides multiple ways to navigate between the slides:

• Navigation buttons – left and right navigation buttons
• Pips pages – a clickable collection of dots (pips) that displays the current page and allows slide selection
• Swipe – swiping on a mobile screen

See the .NET MAUI SlideView docs: Navigation

The SlideView component provides an Orientation property that allows you to alter the orientation of the slides and indicators. This property offers two choices: Horizontal and Vertical.

See the .NET MAUI SlideView docs: Orientation

By default, the Next slide button remains inactive when the last view is reached. However, you have the option to modify this functionality and enable the repetition of views when the user reaches the last view.

See the .NET MAUI SlideView docs: Infinite Looping

The SlideView component in Telerik UI for .NET MAUI includes pre-defined options for data binding.

See the .NET MAUI SlideView docs: Data Binding

To align the component with your app design, you have the flexibility to modify the style of Pip within the Telerik UI for .NET MAUI SlideView. This includes adjusting their color, shape, size and spacing to achieve the desired aesthetic. Furthermore, you have the option to control the number of visible Pips or hide them altogether.

See the .NET MAUI SlideView docs: Indicator Styling

There are multiple options available for modifying the animation between slides in the Telerik UI for .NET MAUI SlideView component. You can make use of the animation easing and animation duration API to customize the animation. Alternatively, if desired, you also have the option to disable the animation altogether.

See the .NET MAUI SlideView docs: Animation