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That’s an interesting case because it’s certainly a cool effect, but it’s kind of a cumbersome UX on mobile. It makes it hard to keep track of the columns as yo
by macNchz 6y ago
That’s an interesting case because it’s certainly a cool effect, but it’s kind of a cumbersome UX on mobile. It makes it hard to keep track of the columns as you scroll up and down. At a glance it seems like both the Google Sheets and Numbers iOS apps have smooth scrolling instead of snapping.
- robbiejs 6y agoYou're absolutely right (see comment above). I initially created scroll snap to replicate desktop version of Excel & G. Sheets behavior. I agree that it is not the best option for smaller viewports/touch. It's on my todo-list to introduce smooth-scrolling as well, so that scrolling DGXL on touch will work closer to native apps.