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Love it. Personally I would love a slightest bit of resistance while I scroll to the next page or animation pane. The fluidity is kinda weird to me.
by anyfactor 5y ago
Love it. Personally I would love a slightest bit of resistance while I scroll to the next page or animation pane. The fluidity is kinda weird to me.
- Closi 5y agoYeah, like in the bitcoin one it's a bit too much - like if I am reading at a normal rate the diagrams are just freaking out to the right. And I would normally scroll to the full next page rather than scroll to each paragraph, which also then means you skip the animations. Also the text is really weirdly formatted in the bitcoin paper - like lots of paragraphs that are only half a sentence. Also a lot of the diagrams don't mean much, like the bitcoin one has "1 CPU is 1 vote" in the text, and then the diagram is an image of a CPU and an arrow to some text that says 1 vote. For me, the diagrams are supposed to add something, and this just says the same thing twice. Apologies if this is a bit critical as the tool looks like a lot of thought has gone into it, but the examples given don't give me a good reading experience in the style that I personally read. For examples of this done well, there is this site: https://distill.pub/2020/communicating-with-interactive-articles/ https://distill.pub/2020/communicating-with-interactive-arti... but the common thread here is that the diagrams and images add to the text rather than repeat it.
- Outofthebot 5y agoYes, you're definitely right. I was trying some hacks with css scroll-snap, but wasn't able to get anything functional. If anyone has any input on how I could add more resistance to the scrolling, I would greatly appreciate it!