Magento modules, in the open.

Magento infinite scroll replaces numbered pagination with products that keep loading as the shopper scrolls, without clicks or full page reloads. On narrow screens it switches to a View More button rather than taking over the scroll. It works on category and search results out of the box, and a widget puts it on any other product list: Page Builder blocks, CMS pages and static blocks, several independent lists on one page if you need them.

Most infinite scroll extensions stop at the category grid, pull their JavaScript from public CDNs, and quietly hurt Largest Contentful Paint by hiding the grid until a layout library loads. This one is built the other way. The default mode never hides your products. The masonry, Isotope and Packery layouts download only if you choose one. Every library is self-hosted in the module, so there is no third-party request and no Content Security Policy to adjust.

It sends a virtual page view to Google Analytics 4 for each page loaded, updates the address bar so the back button returns shoppers to where they were, and re-attaches itself when an AJAX layered navigation extension swaps the product list. Everything is configured per store view under Stores, Configuration, CoullWorks.

The banner slider manages a library of hero banners and multi-slide carousels in the Magento admin and places them anywhere: the home page, a category, a CMS page or a static block. It adds two native Page Builder content types, Hero Banner and Banner Slider, so editors drag one onto the stage and pick which banner to show, and two widgets for layout XML and CMS blocks.

It is built for a fast Largest Contentful Paint, because the hero is usually the largest thing on the page. Each banner has a desktop and a mobile image, resized automatically and served as WebP inside a picture element with the original format as a fallback. The first banner loads eagerly with high fetch priority. Layouts include full width, full page height and parallax, with a WYSIWYG overlay for headings, copy and buttons, and a self-hosted Slick carousel with autoplay, fade and optional thumbnail tabs.

Stores upgrading from the earlier BoxLeaf Digital banner slider keep their banners: they are migrated automatically when setup:upgrade runs.