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[Feature request] Story scroll river
Problem
As we scale the F2 template we noticed the usage of the river as a primary utility to present value propositions and visuals. The repetition make the page vertical flow very heavy and doesn't offer the variety needed to fit the often large features sets. As we have established a framework to scale our UI demos, we are looking for way to improve the reading/scroll experience for the user and open possibilities for our PMM and Writers.
Suggested solution
Adopting an sticky element that update on scroll would allow to extend the scroll narrative while reducing visual load. The visual would sty fixed to the same position while the text update.
Desktop
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/21aee994-8461-4a25-8d65-317a358431ad
Mobile
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/950df1fe-7e4e-49c2-bfa6-c4c68da19a9c
Fallback: static (regular) rivers
Urgency
This request come from the solution page template project where we are expecting lots of river and complex, industry specific narrative that could use this upgrade. Project is expected to ship mid-late july
Here are some additional specification (circa 2023)
These have been reviewed by accessibility:
In order to accommodate people with cognitive or visual impairment that are unable to visually process information because of complex visual motion we offer the ability to disable the stack effect and simply collapse the section into rows.
To optimize for harm reduction (for user that know that have an issue with fast motion perception) we suggest to enable the collapsed mode for users with prefers-reduced-motion active.
Includes:
- Responsive mobile
- Accessibility mode
- Video support
- Layout
@jesussandreas any extra notes/comment from the recent copilot workspace ship? Especially around accessibility?
