This channel is like a goldmine to me. I've seen so many cool web design effects on the internet. Have no idea how to implement them and I don't even know what to search to find tutorials about them. This channel is full of those cool effects I have been wanting to try.
Hey! A few quick ways to do it would be to increase the length of the video and/or shorten the scrollable distance so that there's more dense frames per area. Another option would be to 'tween' the video's currentTime, where you'd have an animate loop that is moving towards the aim point in the video by 1/60th of a frame each time - I did try this in an initial test and while it works well going forwards, it's a bit choppy when going backwards as videos don't really like to 'play' backwards!
Yes, you're right, they do both options in different areas of the site, video seems to be their most common one based on our research, and it's probably due to video being smaller in total file size than the same amount of frames in an image sequence.
This channel is like a goldmine to me. I've seen so many cool web design effects on the internet. Have no idea how to implement them and I don't even know what to search to find tutorials about them. This channel is full of those cool effects I have been wanting to try.
and on top of that you're an excellent teacher
Your content is getting better and better. nice video man
Glad you think so! We appreciate it!
YES! This is what we've all been waiting for.
You ask and you shall receive!!!!
@@SuperHi would love to see a preloader, so all these content heavy tutorials would load smoothly.
Thank you so much! Simple but powerful JS and CSS techniques
This is awesome mate! Simple JS but works great. Thanks so much.
Great video!!! Thank you so much! I really appreciated how well you explained everything, especially the javascript! It works so well !!
Very helpful video. Thanks a lot
thank you so very much. that helped a lot. But how do i get the scroll video smoother? It is like jumping through the frames
Hey! A few quick ways to do it would be to increase the length of the video and/or shorten the scrollable distance so that there's more dense frames per area. Another option would be to 'tween' the video's currentTime, where you'd have an animate loop that is moving towards the aim point in the video by 1/60th of a frame each time - I did try this in an initial test and while it works well going forwards, it's a bit choppy when going backwards as videos don't really like to 'play' backwards!
How to make the video smmoth like apple
same question
Scrool smoothing
how @@ArturKolejwa_ardi
Thank you so much!!! This help a lot
i tried, this i works, love it, but how to make it smoot, the video playing is kind of choppy :(
So cool! thanks mate
No problem! Glad you liked it!
you do amazing job!
Thank you so much!
Nice video, however it does not look good on mobile viewport
good job! thank you!
Our pleasure! Thanks Ivan!
Amazing. And now the magic is gone. 😂
I think apple use image sequences instead of video
Yes, you're right, they do both options in different areas of the site, video seems to be their most common one based on our research, and it's probably due to video being smaller in total file size than the same amount of frames in an image sequence.
Wait, why’re the views on this so low?