Smooth Scroll

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A smooth scroll library
fresh out of darkroom.engineering
website designed by Studio Freight

We’ve heard all the reasons to not use smooth scroll. It feels hacky. It’s inaccessible. It’s not performant. It’s over-engineered. And historically, those were all true. But we like to imagine things as they could be, then build them. So, why should you use smooth scroll?

Create more immersive interfaces

Unlock the creative potential and impact of your web experiences. Smoothing the scroll pulls users into the flow of the experience that feels so substantial that they forget they’re navigating a web page.

Normalize all your user inputs

Give all your users the same (dope) experience whether they’re using trackpads, mouse wheels, or otherwise. With smooth scroll, you control how silky, heavy, or responsive the experience should be — no matter the input. Magic!

Make your animations flawless

Synchronization with native scroll is not reliable. Those jumps and delays with scroll-linked animations are caused by multi-threading, where modern browsers run animations/effects asynchronously with the scroll. Smooth scroll fixes this.

so we built
web scrolling

Enter
Lenis

As it should be

Lenis is an open-source library built to standardize scroll experiences and sauce up websites with butter-smooth navigation, all while using the platform and keeping it accessible.

Smooth Scroll

© 2024 darkroom.engineering

A smooth scroll libraryfresh out of darkroom.engineeringwebsite designed by Studio Freight

so we built web scrolling

Enter Lenis

As it should be

A smooth scroll library
fresh out of darkroom.engineering
website designed by Studio Freight

so we built
web scrolling

Enter
Lenis