Image slider using JavaScript in minutes

Welcome to our latest YouTube tutorial on building an interactive image slider using JavaScript! In this video, we'll guide you through the process of creating a dynamic slideshow with next and previous buttons that smoothly transition between images.

Using JavaScript, we'll select all the images on the page and assign them to the 'imgs' variable. Additionally, we'll grab references to the next and previous buttons using their respective IDs ('next' and 'prev').

By implementing event listeners for the buttons, we'll enable the functionality to navigate through the images. When the 'next' button is clicked, the 'nextFx' function will increment the 'count' variable, ensuring that we loop back to the first image when reaching the end. Similarly, the 'prev' button triggers the 'prevFx' function, decrementing the 'count' variable and looping to the last image when going beyond the first one.

The 'slideImg' function plays a crucial role in updating the image positions based on the current 'count' value. Using the 'forEach' method, we'll loop through each image and apply a transformation that slides them horizontally based on the 'count' multiplied by 100%.

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