I agree! It would be great to be able to rotate through 4 or 5 photos on the home page which is about as long as a person might stay at the home page. I hope this can be implemented.

That would be a great addition to the website. Also make them a little larger.

Good idea. Could the feature accommodate selecting a separate gallery to pull from and address the concerns about private photos being displayed on the public home page? Alternatively, could specific photos be selected from a photo gallery?

Don Morgan, Jim Tomasetti, and Lhv Website: We have a separate post open for increasing the size of the rotating photos on the homepage. You can add your vote to this post here: https://feedback.hoa-express.com/feature-requests/p/size-of-rotating-photos.

i agree with Adriene that we don't want a furious parent objecting to the unintentional use of child's photo. I like the idea of being able to adjust the size of the photo, but prefer that I control the photos that are seen on a public site.

Mmmm...not saying it's a bad idea, but here's something to keep in mind:

If your site's Home or landing page is publicly viewable to non-residents, there could be privacy or intellectual property issues with certain photos, especially if they contain kids (minors). Even so, it's always a good idea to have a disclaimer on your gallery's upload page that grants you royalty-free license to use uploaded photos in this manner. (The photo's owner clicks a box to agree to the terms.)

Trust me, you don't want a furious parent objecting to images of their kid showing up through a home page rotation you didn't know about/ don't control, where anyone could potentially download it. An HOA's website is not the same as social media where the user is in control. IMHO curated images for the Home page is a safer option, provided the Admin is careful with what is put there.

Fantastic idea, it will make the website always seem new!!

Good idea. Adding a caption would also be hwlpful

Potentially useful option, but definitely agree with re-sizing options on directory, etc.

Also give the administrator the option of adjusting the size of the photos (small, med, large) will do.