Scrolling through that landing page felt a lot smoother & snappier than I would've expected for a page looking like that.
Do they explain how they made the landing page or share the code somewhere? I agree, it's stunning.
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#52Scrolling through that landing page felt a lot smoother & snappier than I would've expected for a page looking like that.
yeah. i'm normally not a big fan of these scroll down and "shit-happens" sites, but that is VERY slick and cool. super nice.
Yes - exactly. If they were that smooth and looked that good, I'd like more of them. So creative.
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#53The landing page is amazing! The only issue I found with it was when checking the responsive layout example, I tried to resize my browser window and then the scroll was reset to top :(
Handling resize is a different beast than being responsive. Working for every viewport dimension under the sun is not the same thing as gracefully handling an animation while the viewport size changes - the latter is much more challenging.
I agree, I was not even expecting it to handle the resize well. I just thought the landing page wanted me to resize my window to test responsiveness (before I noticed that the animation itself changes the content area size).
That being said, when resizing a window, the scrollbar should not reset/jump to top. At the very least, it should revert to what it was when going back to full size.
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#54I cannot believe this is real, it was so well done. It felt like creativity of the internet from the early 2000s met the polished design standards of today.
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#55Scrolling through that landing page felt a lot smoother & snappier than I would've expected for a page looking like that.
It's clever, but honestly I don't care how smooth it is. Scrolling should simply scroll a view up or down a page. Not invoke animation. We already have established UX patterns for playing media, slowing it down, speeding it up, randomly seeking through it.
Animation isn't really "playing media".
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#56Completely black for me, FF on Windows.
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#57Anyone remembers DHMTL from Internet Explorer 4.0? From that - to this. What an evolution of web technologies.
Haha, yes. Ist was a great time. document.all etc
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#58Scrolling through that landing page felt a lot smoother & snappier than I would've expected for a page looking like that.
Julian (the author) is a genius. v4 has been in the making for some time, but, boy, is it worth the wait! I have used v3 (I am using it on my landing page and even built a small game engine with it), but this version is on a whole new level. Congrats to the author! Keep up the good work!
> Julian (the author) is a genius.
With proof!
I have rarely been so impressed with a web tech.
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#59This is beautiful!
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#60Bravo, been looking forward to this but AnimeJs v3 has just been so solid for so long honestly you did amazing on v3 that v4 is just icing on top; excited to try this out on my next project.
async/await + animation (ie- with AnimeJS) is highly underrated.
And mad props for skipping the now dying trend of refactoring entire codebase to TypeScript :)