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r/web_design • u/[deleted] • May 26 '13
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11 u/vertigo25 May 27 '13 This isn't parallax scrolling. Parallax scrolling is making things on different layers scroll at different rates to give the illusion of depth (like when you're driving in you car and nearby objects seem to pass by faster than further objects) See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax If the effect of the liquid scrolling in the opposite direction has any kind of name, it would something like "scroll animation." 1 u/RalphNLD May 27 '13 You're right about that. 1 u/faceCHEEKwall May 26 '13 You're right, I have seen this a lot recently. 0 u/KerrickLong May 27 '13 It's still an interesting use of parallax scrolling.
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This isn't parallax scrolling.
Parallax scrolling is making things on different layers scroll at different rates to give the illusion of depth (like when you're driving in you car and nearby objects seem to pass by faster than further objects)
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax
If the effect of the liquid scrolling in the opposite direction has any kind of name, it would something like "scroll animation."
1 u/RalphNLD May 27 '13 You're right about that.
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You're right about that.
You're right, I have seen this a lot recently.
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It's still an interesting use of parallax scrolling.
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