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Avatar is a pure CSS control used to add initials, icons, or images representing people or objects in different shapes and sizes. It can be easily integrated with ListView, Badge, Card, and other container controls.
The ASP.NET Core Avatar control supports various types of images to represent users profiles like those in applications such as Gmail, Outlook, GitHub, and StackOverflow.
Represent users’ initials in different sizes.
Create word or text avatars from user names.
The ASP.NET Core Avatar control supports well-known media types, icons, SVG, font icons, and text.
The ASP.NET Core Avatar control can be square or circular and in one of five sizes: extra small, small, medium, large, and extra large. By default, avatars are created in a square shape with a medium size.
Completely customize the avatar attributes, like dimensions and colors.
In applications like Gmail, StackOverflow, GitHub, user avatars are represented using Identicons, which are visual representations of hash values of IP addresses.
Use the Syncfusion ASP.NET Core Avatar and Badge controls to integrate dynamically generated Identicons by following the instructions in this blog:
Easily integrate the ASP.NET Core Avatar control with layout controls, specifically ListView and Card, to achieve different applications, such as a mobile contact list or Outlook-like appearance. Integrate it with the Badge control to show a notification count like in email applications.
The Avatar control is also available in Angular, React, Vue, and JavaScript frameworks. Check out the Avatar different platforms from the links below:
Documentation
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