slideshow

Build interactive presentations by authoring HyperFrames scenes, clips, and GSAP timelines. You define slide sequences and branch slides through a JSON island that declares slide metadata and interactions, enabling discrete slides and branching sequences.

A HyperFrames slideshow is an interactive deck format using scenes, clips, and timelines for composition. It handles navigation through hotspot configurations and JSON islands that specify slide order and branching, rendered with HTML and JavaScript.

Yes, you can convert existing web pages into interactive presentation decks. This process preserves original design and behavior while adding discrete slide navigation, hotspot configurations, and presenter mode.

Yes, building interactive slideshows requires HyperFrames core composition features, including scenes, clips, timelines, and data attributes to ensure determinism and navigation for the interactive presentation.

You add interactive hotspots by configuring them within your scene definitions and JSON islands. These hotspots enable branching and linking, allowing non-linear navigation between discrete slides in the presentation deck.

The best way to define slide order and branching sequences is by using a JSON island to declare slide metadata and interactions. This method specifies the exact slide sequence and branch slides for the interactive deck.