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Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by palish on Thursday August 04, 2011 @08:34PM (#2848444)
Hey, nice work. It looks pretty cool.

It would be great if somehow you could click on the cards to switch between them. Forcing people to click on the dots at the bottom == very unintuitive.

Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by HN_Addict on Friday August 05, 2011 @01:21AM (#2849041)
Side-scrolling would be even better. That's the mechanism that I use for normal cover flow interaction, and that's what I expected this to work with.

Of course, if you don't have an input device that makes it easy to side-scroll (like a mouse with a vertical-only wheel) this doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Buttons at the side, response to right/left arrow keys, or a horizontal scroll bar would make a good backup for users without a trackpad.

Clicking on the cards would also be a welcome mechanism, but I imagine it would be used to jump to a specific card, rather than to go through one-by-one.