From this tab, select the entrance animation for your widget. There are many options to choose from.

You can also set an animation duration and delay for the widget.

Just like with fonts, you can also set default colors in Elementor. However, unlike default fonts, this feature doesn’t automatically apply the colors — instead, it adds your chosen shades to Elementor’s color picker presets.

This is still incredibly useful, saving you from repeatedly copying and pasting color codes.

To set default colors:

1. Click the Elementor hamburger menu in the top left.
2. Select Default Colors.

7. Add Parallax Effects

Parallax effects enhance your page by making it more engaging and immersive. Beyond aesthetics, they also improve the user experience by adding depth and interactivity.

Elementor’s Motion Effects feature makes it easy to add various parallax effects to your design. There are two types of motion effects available:

1. Scroll Effects — These effects activate as users scroll through the page. You can create both vertical and horizontal scroll movements.
2. Mouse Effects — These effects add a sense of depth by making elements move in response to mouse movement.

To add these effects:

Select the widget you want to animate.
Go to Advanced > Motion Effects.

In the Motion Effects tab, you’ll find both Scroll Effects and Mouse Effects options.

Simply enable the effect you want and customise it to suit your design.

You can adjust various properties such as transparency, blur, scale, rotation, and more to achieve the perfect look for your widget.

When assessing whether a user interface is good—or even exceptional—how can you approach it in a structured way? You might consider its visual appeal and test whether it offers an intuitive, seamless experience. But is there a more objective or formalised approach?

A more formal assessment often involves evaluating the interface based on established usability principles. These principles, such as clarity, consistency, and efficiency, help assess whether the design enables users to achieve their goals with ease. Usability testing and user feedback also provide valuable insights into how well the interface performs in real-world scenarios, making it possible to measure aspects like task completion rates and user satisfaction.

By combining these approaches with qualitative and quantitative data, you can form a more comprehensive, objective assessment of a booking system’s UI.