Materialize CSS testimonial

A testimonial slider or carousel is a website UI component used to display customer or user reviews. This slider or carousel usually displays the pictures, names, remarks, and other information of satisfied customers in a rotating set. Today we will create such a testimonial slider using HTML CSS and materialize CSS framework. Before collecting the source code, watch the following video tutorial at least once. It will help you understand the code after downloading it. We have many videos on frontend development on our youtube channel. If you like the videos then subscribe and press the bell icon next to it.


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Hope you have watched the video above. A testimonial slider or carousel is an important part of a website. The real purpose of a testimonial slider is to increase the social proof and credibility of a business or product. Because through this a visitor can know the positive or negative experiences of a real customer. A well-designed testimonial carousel helps boost the conversion of a business. Apart from big companies, it also helps small companies who want to establish an online presence. It also increases the engagement of a website as it allows customers to learn about your business in a more interactive way.

We have mainly used Materialize CSS framework to create this user-friendly slider. If you don't know what a material framework is, it's a framework that allows web designers or developers to design user-friendly and responsive websites. This framework is mainly inspired by Google's Material Design concept. This framework has many UI components like cards, forms, modals, sliders, etc. You can easily implement these components in your next web project. In short, it is a time-saving tool that allows a developer to design a visually appealing website completely from scratch. 

We have used a slider or carousel component of materialize css in this snippet. On each card, we have an image, a header text that can be used as the reviewer's name, and a paragraph text that can be used as the reviewer's opinion. You can see how the element is styled in the video above. It will be a manual slider meaning you have to click to move to the next slide. We shared a snippet about the autoplay materialize slider earlier on this website. You can collect that as well if you want.

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Materialize CSS Testimonial Slider [ Source Code ]:


Include Materialize CSS's js and CSS file into your project. You can directly include them or you can use the CDN version as we showed in the tutorial above. For the slider to work, you need to add the latest jquery CDN as well. Copy the code and paste them into your project. Save the project and test it in your browser. If you are having any difficulties with the code you can download the code from the download button below.


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