Three-Panel Showcase Switcher

A compact interactive section built around three switchable content panels. Each panel pairs a numbered label and title with its own image, making it useful for services, team profiles, products, process steps, featured work, or any small curated set where the visual should change with the selected item.

Visual & layout

• Three stacked/segmented text rows act as the navigation for the content.

• The selected row controls the main image area, so the component feels like a guided showcase instead of a static service list.

• Minimal borders, large type, and wide image framing keep the layout reusable across different industries.

Interaction

• Clicking or tapping a row switches the component to that panel and updates the image.

• The three states are intentionally finite and predictable, making it easy to adapt for services, people, products, or milestones.

• Because every panel has its own image and label set, the visitor always understands what changed.

Customization

Editable fields include the border color, three step labels, three panel titles, and three panel images. This makes the same structure work as a services module, team member picker, product feature selector, mini case-study navigator, process overview, or course/module preview.

Responsive & layout behavior

• Best used as a focused two-part layout: selectable text controls on one side, image preview on the other.

• For narrow layouts, the image can stack above or below the choices while the three tabs remain easy to tap.

• The component is strongest when the three items have parallel content length and similarly cropped images.

Use Cases

Service packages, team spotlights, product categories, before/after sets, event highlights, portfolio features, roadmap stages, onboarding steps, and any three-choice story where a visual preview helps users compare options quickly.

Support

Support is handled by Shani Tiwari, with component access delivered through the marketplace link after purchase. The goal is to make setup clear, keep the component usable as Framer evolves, and give buyers a reliable place to ask questions.

• Creator: Shani Tiwari.

• Access: buyers receive the component through the marketplace link after purchase, so they can open or remix it as expected without a separate manual handoff.

• Maintenance: the component will be reviewed and updated when Framer changes affect layout behavior, controls, responsiveness, or general compatibility.

• Refunds: because buyers receive access to the component after purchase and due to the nature of product, refunds are not offered once access has been provided.

• Support requests: buyers can contact support by email or Framer comments, with a typical response within 24 hours for questions, setup help, or access-related issues.