From the course: Scrollytelling: Creating a One-Page Web Experience
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From the course: Scrollytelling: Creating a One-Page Web Experience
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- [Instructor] Now that you know the basics about how to make a scrollytelling experience, and specifically how to do it with Scrollama, I recommend you take a closer look at some of the other scrollytelling libraries, like Waypoints, ScrollMagic, and graph-scroll. Each one handles scrollytelling in a slightly different way, and each one may solve a problem that can't be solved by another. And since they're all open source, you can potentially mix and match, or at least borrow some logic from one and insert it into another to solve a particular challenge. For instance, my one pet peeve with Scrollama is its inability to change the offset based on direction. Meaning as you're scrolling up, I would like it to trigger an event just as something comes into view, and when you're scrolling down, I want it to be coming in view from the top. So rather than halfway down the page, either closer to the top or close to the bottom,…
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