Shadows

• The "Shadows" effect creates an image or text box that appears above the rest of the webpage with a 3D shadow below it. The shadow is translucent, so webpage viewers can still see text and items underneath it.
  
  

Accordion Menu

• The accordion menu is a vertically based HTML object that can be applied on any section of the website. The menu only displays one active bar at a time, and users can click each bar to load the new information. This is ideal for splitting up a webpage with contact information, FAQs and other small bits of info.
  
  

Pop-Up Information

• The pop-information effect highlights a specific word or phrase and shows more information when a mouse is placed over it. This is useful for definitions, citations or other explanations.
  
  

Fade Effect

• The fade effect is a simple tool that highlights newly changed data on a webpage, like a number, and fades a color out when the number has stayed there for a while.
  
  

Boxes and Areas

• Three effects help display Web content in separate boxes. The rounded corners effect places a rounded rectangle and colored background over text. The moveable box features a box of information that can be dragged and placed on a page. The shadow box is a movable shadow box that adds depth to a webpage.
  
  

Overlay Panels

• There are two overlay panel effects that act like a tabbed webpage menu. The standard overlay panel displays separate menus as tabs. The pager control effect is an extended overlay menu with webpage tools for the site's webmaster.
  
  

Mouse Effects

• The final three effects rely on the mouse to show them. The light box effect allows the user to click on a slideshow or information box that pops up on the screen. The box can be moved or pictures can be scrolled through. The sliding effect allows users to click and move a small image around the screen. The mouse-over effect hides an image or text, and it does not appear until the mouse is placed directly over it.