New innovations and creativity are on the hype, with the amazing use of computer graphics, and other rendering technologies, providing wonderful end results to the clients and the web developers getting more and more options to be designing new stuff. Parallax scrolling was first seen in the 1930’s used in the traditional animation booklets. And it gained popularity, after its use in the 1930’s in a few video games. That day is gone, and today, we have implementation of parallax coding almost everywhere. Parallax scrolling is, basically, a technique in which the background images, move a little slower than the foreground images when scrolling down, creating a cool 3D effect, and leaving really efficient impressions on the viewers. Parallax coding was implemented in web designing, because of the need of new creative stuff, every now and then in web development. The use of HTML5 and CSS3, made the process of designing parallax scrolling web pages very much easier, and for the first time, in 2011, it was seen to be used in a website developed by Nike, the sports gear giant. It was a commercial site, promoting a football league, and left the web masters speechless, by the wonderful use of this technique.
There have been many contradictions to the success of this technique, claiming that it doesn’t really improve the user experience as such. But, if you wish to use it on your web design, and still unable to understand, what it actually means, or how would you be able to actually implement it, you should be looking for some pre existing designs to inspire yourself, and start designing your webpage. Here is a list of some of the websites, using the parallax scrolling web designs most efficiently. Best of luck in using this technique on your website.
55+ Creative Examples of Parallax Scrolling Web Designs:
Alexandre Avram Graphic design studio
Invictus Award by Paco Rabanne
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This collection is amazing.
Is there any way to create parallax on just bottom half of the page?