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I never have too much to say beyond "cool" for these sorts of things. So a few comments to help improve the site is the best I can do. A little too much motion
by Nadya 12y ago
I never have too much to say beyond "cool" for these sorts of things. So a few comments to help improve the site is the best I can do.
A little too much motion going on in the background with just enough jitter to give me a headache. It might be better if it could be made buttery smooth or perhaps slower scrolling to try and reduce the jitter? I like the effect you were going for though! It's the smoothness of the animation that causes the problem for me.
"Did you mean?" would be very helpful for searches. I typed "Pupl Fiction" on accident. Movies with more complicated names or tricky-to-spell words might be difficult to search.
- Kortaggio 12y agoThanks for the feedback! I settled on the current speed after showing it to my friends, but it seems like your computer is rendering it in a different framerate leading to the jitter. Do you know of a way I can increase the CSS animation framerate without changing the speed? Otherwise I'll just reduce the speed to reduce jitter. I have autocomplete on my to-do list for features but decided to just ship it before the scope of the project got out of hand. Thanks for the suggestion.
- Nadya 12y agoI'm at work so can't help further - but "transform: translateX()" should be used instead of positioning relatively to the left/right for movement. It will make it a lot more smooth. Unfortunately it moves your "strips" over the static background image and breaks the effect. Adding a repeat-x; to them didn't'fix that problem. I'm sure it's fixable but I can't think of how offhand, and as mentioned... at work. But that should be a good starting point for you. :) Always good to just ship it! I half-figured it was on a to-do list given the nature of the project.
- Kortaggio 12y agoThat's a good idea, I'll look into it. Thanks!