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🖱 Scrub through a CSS @‍keyframe with an element's scroll position. What do you think of this effect? Is it OK when very subtle?

Wes Bos

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mertvor 1 Jahr

great method! btw what's the tool that you're using at 0:57? it looks super useful.

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Wes Bosvor 1 Jahr

Scroll Driven Animations chrome dev tools plugin from @bramus - a must have when learning + debugging

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Ravavyrvor 1 Jahr

personally, this is just too much movement as i scroll

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CRANQvor 1 Jahr

Looks pretty damn cool - Quite like an interactive website.

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Matias Baldanza.dev 😁 ⚛️vor 1 Jahr

Stop trying to bring back <marquee>. Not gonna happen. 😁 (jk aside, it's pretty cool, when used appropriately.)

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Adam Leisvor 1 Jahr

animation-timeline is one of my favorite modern CSS features ♥ that and custom props/variables Good info to have 👍

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Marlon Stevensonvor 1 Jahr

I like these types of designs. Looks very slick.

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Constantin 🔥vor 1 Jahr

Very nice, but important to not overdo it throughout the page.

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The Fianchettovor 1 Jahr

This is so cool! 😎

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Daniel Schwarzvor 1 Jahr

Way too much movement

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