It’s called scrollytelling. For this particular project, I borrowed a lot from https://mlu-explain.github.io/. For the 3D elements, I used Threejs and a custom vertex shader for the 3D plot.
Is there a version I can just read as text without having to push every paragraph out of the way with my fingers across an unevenly colored background that shines through?
I get that this form of presentation may be great for many people, but for my brain, it makes it extremely hard to engage with the content.
Author here. The source code is available at https://github.com/SuperMayo/mayerowitz.io.
It’s called scrollytelling. For this particular project, I borrowed a lot from https://mlu-explain.github.io/. For the 3D elements, I used Threejs and a custom vertex shader for the 3D plot.
Is there a version I can just read as text without having to push every paragraph out of the way with my fingers across an unevenly colored background that shines through?
I get that this form of presentation may be great for many people, but for my brain, it makes it extremely hard to engage with the content.
I'm sorry, this is by design colorful and interactive. If you still want to read about this topic in a less "juicy" way, you can can take a look at this other article: https://hinnefe2.github.io/python/tools/2015/09/21/mario-kar...
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I guess the author used a different framework but I like this one: https://animejs.com/
Looks like html+css+js+webgl