Creating parallax with Scroll Speed
If you’ve ever looked out the window of a moving car and noticed that the trees on the side of the road are whizzing by faster than the mountains in the distance, then you’ve observed something called "parallax".
If you’ve ever looked out the window of a moving car and noticed that the trees on the side of the road are whizzing by faster than the mountains in the distance, then you’ve observed something called "parallax".
It’s a phenomenon we can exploit to make our brains think that things are closer or further away. In this lesson, we’ll use Framer’s Scroll Speed effect to layer elements that move at different speed as the visitor scrolls, creating a sense of three dimensional depth.
