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68ea9 No.2243

i was just looking at that obys project and honestly i can't decide if it's brilliant or just pure chaos. they ditched the whole home
> category
> item flow for this layered stack where every single page stays visible on screen at once. it's trying to mimic a physical desk with different paper textures, but i keep wondering about the cognitive load when you're actually trying to find something specific.
> All the pages are visible at once.
it feels so much more tactile than a standard grid, and being able to reorder the stack is such a cool idea for exploration, but it seems like it would get overwhelming if the library ever actually got large. i love the vibe of paper-like surfaces, but does anyone else think this only works for small curated collections?

article: https://www.awwwards.com/obys-design-books.html

68ea9 No.2268

>>2243
the tactile stuff is what gets me too, especially that paper texture effect. i've been messing around with GSAP lately to try and get some smooth layering for a side project and it's such a headache. did you notice if the stacking order changes based on which page you click first or does it just stay fixed? it's a nightmare to debug

68ea9 No.2271

>>2243
>it seems like it would get overwhelming if the library ever actually got large
It'd definitely break my brain once you hit more than a dozen items, plus i worked on a portfolio site last month that almost did something similar and the z-index mess was impossible to manage.



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