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Is it just me or does the parallax effect on the landing page need a bit of tuning? I had to scroll much more than similar sites to get a visual response.
by orky56 13y ago
Is it just me or does the parallax effect on the landing page need a bit of tuning? I had to scroll much more than similar sites to get a visual response.
- tdicola 13y agoSame here, felt like scrolling through molasses.
- coffeecodecouch 13y agoBut it pops[0]! In 10 years I hope we look back at these ridiculous scrolling beasts and laugh at them the same way we scoff at the flash intros from not too long ago. [0] http://theoatmeal.com/comics/design_hell http://theoatmeal.com/comics/design_hell
- dean 13y agoI hope it doesn't take 10 years.
- flipstewart 13y agoThe modal doesn't fit on my screen(MBA) and under the masthead there's just a ton of empty space... gj dropbox.
- gkoberger 13y agoWhen doing parallax, there's a simple rule that you should follow: something big has to be moving at the same exact speed/direction of the user's scrolling. The full-pauses just makes it seem like you're scrolling but nothing is happening.
- bluthru 13y agoUsing that website is like manually cranking an old movie projector.
- FajitaNachos 13y agoI thought the landing page was fantastic.
- gsands 13y agoIt does seem a bit off, but I think it's tuned that way to avoid missing some of the animations that are coordinated with only the position of the scroll. Consider the other extreme: https://onlycoin.com/ https://onlycoin.com/ Coin's is so fast that a quick scroll down in effect skips the animations.