A grouped pure CSS parallax demo

Re:A grouped pure CSS parallax demo by neya on Tuesday October 21, 2014 @11:38AM (#8487872)

Some people here have commented that this is terrible design trend. I disagree. I would say this depends a lot on the use-case :)

[shameless plug] I've used (almost) the same effect for my landing page for my upcoming film:

http://salesmanfilm.com/

(P.S: Scrolling might be choppy on Retina MBPs/slower configs)

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Re:A grouped pure CSS parallax demo by correcthorse on Tuesday October 21, 2014 @03:00PM (#8489093)

I didn't notice the effect until I scrolled back up and saw a jerky movement in the buildings. Then tried scrolling back down and up not getting it to work until I noticed it moved with the mouse movement not the scrolling.

I would consider redesigning it.

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Re:A grouped pure CSS parallax demo by neya on Tuesday October 21, 2014 @04:27PM (#8489729)

Thanks, that's a very valid point!

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Re:A grouped pure CSS parallax demo by fullofcrap on Tuesday October 21, 2014 @12:26PM (#8488115)

You've created a nice showpiece. However, it's still a horrible design trend, and it's probably the work user experience element I've seen used in recent years. This is the equivalent of the animated gifs of the 90's. Under construction and dancing baby being the most common. Adding distraction rather than focusing on content has never been a successful strategy, and I hope it never does.

It will course correct eventually. I'm hoping sooner.

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