What is Parallax Scrolling?

Jomor Design

This portfolio by Jomor Design demonstrates how to strike the proper mix between design and personality, with a clever layout, interesting microinteractions, and plenty of wit.

Everything comes together for a smooth user experience, from the subtly changing text to the multiple parallax effects affecting its graphic components. Along with his design work, Jo adds just the appropriate amount of levity. “78 percent of my clients describe me as a genius,” he says. The remaining 22% think I’m a sexy genius.” This, coupled with a few more amusing quips, elevates this beyond a portfolio of his work to a depiction of who he is.

 Timeslot

With its social media platform, Timeslot takes a unique approach. They want individuals to post what they’re up to on their calendars and connect with their pals to make future plans. Instead of sitting by idly, they focus on how technology can bring people together to share experiences.

Horizontal parallax is used by Timeslot to assist communicate the tale of how their software works for their users. A tiered stack of people’s images appears at the top of the page. As you scroll down, these people are grouped together and displayed on a smartphone screen. This powerful picture is a terrific metaphor for what their programme intends to accomplish in terms of connecting people.

 Weglot

Webflow makes it possible for anybody to be a designer, thanks to no-code visual platforms that put the tools in front of you to create without the need for programming. Weglot extends Webflow’s capabilities by allowing designers to develop multilingual sites without needing to know another language. This allows you to work with clients from all over the world and overcome language barriers.

The homepage of Weglot’s website features a globe that is being ripped apart. These elements are brought together by a downward scroll. This symbology accurately expresses the spirit of what their program accomplishes by allowing them to pull in overseas clients who would otherwise be out of reach.

Parallax effects can be used to create subtle design alterations or to make a larger impact, as Weglot accomplishes in this disconnected world animation.

STEEZY Studio

STEEZY Studio wants to help you obtain your daily exercise by teaching you some new moves. They provide video lessons for dance that go beyond simply pressing play on a video. They allow you to study dances in greater depth by allowing you to choose multiple viewpoints, loop movements, and alternatives.

There are a few parallax effects employed throughout the design, but this accordion-styled effect is the most eye-catching. They use an inclined plane to put up the classes for a specific dancing course. This is not only more engaging than a horizontal grid of screenshots, but it saves space as well.

 neueform

Andres Jasso’s lo-fi, hypnotic, R&B-inspired electronic music may be found on neueform. He’s not only a producer, but also a designer, as evidenced by his work. To promote his tracks, he built a minimalist, almost brutalist black and white music website design.

At the very top, there’s an eye-catching parallax that touches a circular grid. It’s a subtle effect, but it helps this shape pop off the screen. This is another example of how parallax effects don’t have to be overdone; even small movements may make a big difference in a design.

Heco Partners’ Avenir Creative is the second company on this list. Their work for the design business Avenir Creative is more angular than their other design in this blog for On Corps, which has a bubbly geometry. A multitude of parallax effects are used in conjunction with the skewed geometry, adding to the eccentric and unique atmosphere of this agency’s website.

 Terusama

On the parade of smartphones and screenshots that fill the right hand side of their design, Terusama, a supply chain management platform, uses parallax. It’s an effect that may go unnoticed by non-designers, but it certainly caught our attention. By changing the speed of these graphics, a pleasant gap in congruity is created.

  Downtown Bentonville

Are you going to be in Bentonville, Arkansas for a while? If you haven’t already, you should; as this website demonstrates, there’s a lot of cool stuff going on there (goat yoga, anyone?).

There’s a lot of content here, but there are also a few scroll-triggered features to keep things interesting, like parallax, which makes it a simple user experience.

  UDX Bike

Electric BMX bikes from UDX Bike appear to be capable of considerable activity. With each bike set against a monochromatic background, the product photography highlights the nuances and raw beauty of these motorcycles. This alone would have made these BMX bikes stick out, but a parallax pushes them even further, forcing you to pay attention.

 Agency In The Wild

For a fantastic agency website, Agency In The Wild uses large text and snappy scroll-triggered animations. There’s a unique user-activated parallax in the shape of a moving addition sign, as well as a list of people they’ve collaborated with. Some of the best effects are purely decorative, yet they help designs stand out.

  Superlab

Superlab’s agency website is full of creative flair, with vivid geometric designs, fascinating animations, and an optimistic look. Each featured project is given a tiny push by using parallax, which contrasts with the design’s static features.

 Custom Web

So, we don’t know much about what this Webflow app design is all about, but what’s here in terms of parallax is well worth highlighting. Every section of this layout has an animated effect that adds movement to the space. The use of parallax is liberally sprinkled throughout, giving it much-needed depth and dimensionality.

 Vectary

Vectary is an AR and 3D image creation platform. With this software, you can create everything from cartoon creatures to photorealistic product representations. This design features a lot of 3D visuals. However, they also include a few parallax effects, as demonstrated below, which lend even more excitement to the design.

 Creative South

Creative South, a design conference in Columbus, Georgia, puts on an event with a stellar lineup of speakers and creative workshops. With its unique visuals and organic textures, this website perfectly portrays the essence of their conference. When you scroll through the design, you’ll notice a multitude of parallax effects that move the elements of the vibrant environment.

 Digital Bake

You should check out Aaron Grieve’s collection of cool and useful Webflow elements on the Digital Bake if you’re a Webflow designer. This innovative and seamless layout, complete with parallax awesomeness, provides you another more reason to visit his site and see what he has to offer.

You can clone this for free, and it has a cool array of forms and room for your own content. For your own designs, you may even change the colours and modify it however you want.

 IX2

Interactions 2.0 includes parallax effects. User actions direct the route through scrolling and micro-interactions, which is a logical continuation of web design. This guide examines how far interactions have progressed to the present day, using a variety of amazing parallax effects along the way.

 Parallax

It’s right there in the name. But this is a textbook example, and it’s free to clone. This gives you a simple tutorial on how to create something similar together on your own, with varying layers of stars and foggy mountains.