A minimal, single-page photo gallery for Astro.
Astro Photo Grid is an elegant solution for showcasing your images in a sleek, single-page gallery format. Designed with simplicity in mind, this minimalistic photo gallery leverages modern CSS techniques to create a visually appealing and user-friendly experience. It's perfect for photographers or anyone wanting to display their images in a professional and organized manner without the hassle of complex configurations.
Responsive Design: The gallery features a justified grid layout that adjusts beautifully on various screen sizes, ensuring optimal viewing on mobile devices as well as desktops.
Pure CSS Layout: All positioning and layout functions are achieved purely through CSS, eliminating the need for JavaScript and enhancing performance while simplifying the codebase.
Lightbox Integration: Enjoy automatic integration with Fancybox for a stunning full-screen image preview, complete with swipe, drag, and pinch-to-zoom functionalities, enhancing user engagement.
Lazy Loading: Images beyond the initial view are smartly lazy-loaded, which improves loading times and maximizes performance, making the gallery incredibly fast and efficient.
Optimized Image Handling: Utilizes Astro's <Image /> component to optimize image sizing and loading, ensuring that your visual content remains crisp and impactful without slowing down the site.
Easy Customization: Setting up your own gallery is a breeze—simply replace placeholder images and update your site configurations to make it your own in just a few steps.
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