User-defined journey: how was this made?

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Hey folks! I am working on a website for a bank and they used this site page as a reference for a "user-defined journey" in how a user can choose a type of checking account (see below).

https://www.simmonsbank.com/personal/checking

Any ideas on how they built this top portion of the page where you select certain options to hide/show different solutions?

Many thanks!

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5 Comments
  1. Lots of ways. Basic CSS tabs are really all it is, with just a reset filter. FacetWP would allow much more complex conditionals, or jQuery Isotope as another mentioned, or a dozen other JS libraries that I used 15 years ago like [https://www.kunkalabs.com/mixitup/](https://www.kunkalabs.com/mixitup/) for example.

    In WordPress, I’d personally use FacetWP or just build a tabbed section for it if you don’t need multiple filters active at the same time.

 

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