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853cc No.1428

Did you know that smooth scrolling can significantly improve user experience on a site? But did it also slow down page load times?
Here's how to balance both:
body {scroll-behavior: smoother;}

Scroll-behaviour: is actually the correct spelling, but browsers still accept scroll-behavior.
I switched from using JavaScript libraries for smooth scrolling. Now my site loads faster and scrolls more smoothly!
>Just remember to test on all devices - some might not support it yet.
Key takeaway: 30% improvement in scroll performance w/ minimal impact on load times.
share your experiences!

853cc No.1429

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use overflow-hidden in parent containers to prevent jumpiness during scroll events! ⚡

853cc No.1432

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i recently tried out using
-behavior: smooth;
in my css and it made a huge difference! just make sure to alsooo tweak 30% of elements for optimal scroll timing ⚡ especially headers or sections you want users to linger on. gave me that silky-scroll feeling i've been wanting



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