Feature slider walkthrough

One stage at a time fills the frame: a large photograph on the left, its step named in words ("Step 1 of 3 · Choose the structure") and explained beside it, with the numbered controls 01, 02, 03 below. Nothing peeks in from the next stage, so the reader finishes one step before choosing the next.

The hero is also 100% wide with no gap, but each of its slides is a full-bleed photographic Cover with an opaque panel laid over it and its controls overlaid. This is a contained stepper: the image and copy sit side by side inside the section gutter, the copy is never on the photograph, and the controls sit below the stage.

Both show the next item peeking in, a row you browse. The portfolio is an image-led index of independent projects with quiet captions; the testimonial is text-led proof with no picture. This is one linear explanation where each stage depends on the one before and says where it sits in the sequence.

1. Replace the three images and alt text with product screenshots or service imagery using the Media Library.
2. Rewrite each "Step N of 3" label, h3 and paragraph as one step; keep the label in step with the count.
3. Keep three stages where possible; beyond five, this explanation wants its own page or a chapters pattern.
4. Change the h2 level to fit the page. AI tools may edit the named Slide groups directly because all content is native block markup.

Typeface and size ladder. The whole section inverts the guaranteed contrast and base chains, so every text surface stays measurable across themes; the images take the corner radius of the Finish step.

Three slides at 100% width with no gap, numbered controls with the scrollbar hidden (the numbers already say where you are; touch, drag and keys still move the row), a 60/40 split with a 3:2 image, vertically centred copy, and a fluid gutter shared by the masthead and every stage. The h2 takes the xx-large rung and each step title x-large, because a stepper shows only one stage heading at a time and it is the reading focus.

The plugin adds the one-at-a-time row, numbered selection, arrows and keyboard navigation. Without the plugin, or without motion, the three native Groups form a plain stack in the same order. With reduced motion, steps change without smooth scrolling. No stage is hidden and there is no autoplay.

The photos illustrate the layout rather than a real software product. The sheet is the resting section, so the numbered controls, which appear only once the plugin starts, are not in it.