Building a roadmap section usually means a flat static list, or wiring up a scroll animation library just to make milestones fade in as visitors scroll.
Roadmap Timeline fixes this with one drop-in component. It watches your milestones with the browser's native IntersectionObserver and reveals each one with a clean CSS fade as visitors scroll — no GSAP, no ScrollTrigger, no framer-motion.
What you get:
- Scroll-reveal milestones with color-coded status badges (Completed / In Progress / Planned — fully relabelable)
- Fully panel-driven — add, remove, and edit unlimited milestones with no code
- Custom colors for background, text, borders, and every status state
- Adjustable list height, from a sidebar card to a full-width section
- Zero layout shift — fixed-width card that never jumps as content updates
- Static-render safe — animation auto-disables in Framer's canvas/export
Built for SaaS landing pages, product launches, crypto/Web3 roadmaps, and "about" or company-journey sections — anywhere you need to show progress, not just promise it.
Building a roadmap section usually means a flat static list, or wiring up a scroll animation library just to make milestones fade in as visitors scroll.
Roadmap Timeline fixes this with one drop-in component. It watches your milestones with the browser's native IntersectionObserver and reveals each one with a clean CSS fade as visitors scroll — no GSAP, no ScrollTrigger, no framer-motion.
What you get:
- Scroll-reveal milestones with color-coded status badges (Completed / In Progress / Planned — fully relabelable)
- Fully panel-driven — add, remove, and edit unlimited milestones with no code
- Custom colors for background, text, borders, and every status state
- Adjustable list height, from a sidebar card to a full-width section
- Zero layout shift — fixed-width card that never jumps as content updates
- Static-render safe — animation auto-disables in Framer's canvas/export
Built for SaaS landing pages, product launches, crypto/Web3 roadmaps, and "about" or company-journey sections — anywhere you need to show progress, not just promise it.
