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I think I would call this "depth scrolling" as it is somewhat different from a zooming interface (where the interface is laid out in space, like landmarks in Go

I think I would call this "depth scrolling" as it is somewhat different from a zooming interface (where the interface is laid out in space, like landmarks in Google Maps). It is basically allowing you to scroll "into and out" of the page and that's it, instead of "up and down". It's not really changing how you interface with it.

moron4hire 11y ago
This is called hairsplitting [0]. The only thing that anyone has referred to as "depth scrolling" in regards to page scrolling was just parallax scrolling [1]. [0] http://www.thefreedictionary.com/hairsplitting http://www.thefreedictionary.com/hairsplitting [1] https://www.nymark.me/en/weblog/2010/depth-scrolling-effect https://www.nymark.me/en/weblog/2010/depth-scrolling-effect :P