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Another fun one is scroll-triggered animations, as one would commonly find on an Apple product detail page, as just an example. The problem is that it assumes
by dahwolf 3y ago
Another fun one is scroll-triggered animations, as one would commonly find on an Apple product detail page, as just an example.
The problem is that it assumes smooth scrolling input, typically a touchpad or a touch-only device. The experience completely breaks down into wild stuttering when scrolling with friction: mouse-wheel that scrolls with discrete steps or the classic "drag the scollbar" interaction.
Even when using smooth scrolling input it sucks, as you carefully need to time/verify your scroll speed as content appears/disappears based on force applied.