In this tutorial, you will learn how to design a custom slider in your app or web wireframe, and how to customize it with your images and according to your preferences.

1. HOW TO DESIGN A
CUSTOM SLIDER
IN YOUR WIREFRAME
Tutorial – Advanced

2. Custom Slider
The simple custom slider will
consists of:
a custom slider bar
a custom slider icon
that moves horizontally
across the bar.
The slider will look as in the
image pictured on the right.
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Custom Slider
Add the slider elements to the
screen
To begin, drag a rectangle
widget from the basic widgets
library onto the canvas.
Set its length, width and color
in the Properties tab.
This element will act as the
custom slider bar.

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Custom Slider
The second element should
be an image that will act as
the custom slider icon.
Drag the image widget onto
the canvas, select the image
of your choice, and place it
on top of the slider bar.
Note: if the image widget is
not on the front, use the
outline panel to move it
forward.

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Custom Slider
Once these elements are
correctly placed on the
screen, select them,
right-click and select
‘Group’.
Now it’s time to add the
interaction.
The event that will control
the custom slider icon
movement will be an “on
Drag” event with a
“Move” action.

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Custom Slider
Click on the custom slider
icon and select ‘Add event‘
On the first menu,
select ‘Mouse’ and then
‘on Drag‘
Select the ‘Move‘ action
Select the icon layer in
the Outline.
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Custom Slider
Set the left movement to
‘With cursor‘ to allow the icon
to move horizontally.
Set the top movement to
‘Current‘ so the slider icon
vertical position remains fixed
when dragging the custom
slider icon.
Mark the ‘Constraint by
parent container‘ checkbox to
ensure the image does not
move past the bounds of the
group.
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8. Custom Slider
Now you can click on the
green ‘Simulate’ button and
test your new custom slider!

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