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Rob from Twilio here - appreciate the feedback. Have you had an opportunity to check out TaskRouter yet? We released it a few weeks ago - definitely my favorit

• jgrowl 11y ago
  I saw this a while back and then forgot to go back and check it out. This looks interesting. Thanks for posting.
• tjbiddle 11y ago
  Interesting; however in my opinion I'd redesign that page. Having a lot of the information behind the interactive scrolling will cause it to be lost. Personally, and I know a lot of others, just scroll the page and look for the relevant information in paragraph form. Much easier to digest. This implementation forces me to stay on the page and is a bit frustrating.
  • ayushgta 11y ago
    I just posted the exact opposite of what you said :) Usually these "scroll hacks" are annoying. In this particular case the "flow" of calls is captured really well this way, IMHO.
    • tjbiddle 11y ago
      Heheh, to each their own :)
• ayushgta 11y ago
  Thats a pretty cool use of scroll to explain the product. Any details on how you guys built that? Is it completely custom or did you use some known JS/CSS lib/tricks?
  • bpartridge 11y ago
    Thanks for the kind words! We used a library called ScrollMagic (https://github.com/janpaepke/ScrollMagic https://github.com/janpaepke/ScrollMagic) to handle the scroll listening and event triggering.
• duderific 11y ago
  FWIW the scrolling effect is all jittery (and pretty much unusable) in Safari.