Sally_san
Where do i learn the skills to create this
So I’ve got a client that wants to build a site like this:
Specifically 3 things from the website:
- The fullscreen sections that change as you scroll (meaning it does a full section on 1 scroll rather than moving the screen down slightly)
- The animations when a new section is scrolled to (Meaning it doesn’t look like it scrolls down)
- The horizontal scrolling when it reach’s the work section (he wants 1 section to switch to horizontal scrolling as you reach it then switch back from it)
Any articles or tutorials that could teach me this?
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GermaVinsmoke
- Maybe it is CSS scroll snap
- GSAP can be used for these types of animation
You can also install Wappalyzer chrome extension to check what all technologies the website is using.
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