A highly useful way of including a large quantity of images while taking up a small amount of page real-estate is to implement a carousel on the page. It’s quite useful when content is dynamically generated and the amount of content varies depending on the query. A great way to pull this off with ease is with glider.js. It starts by assigning a glider-contain class to an html container. An instance of the Glider class can be instantiated with options ranging from number of elements on screen at a time, easing of scrolling, draggability for mobile, and breakpoints for mobile responsiveness can be defined within the object. Arrow buttons can be styled any way the developer wishes. For more information visit the Glider.js repository at https://nickpiscitelli.github.io/Glider.js/