Scroll Mask-like Parallax Effect using Framer | Responsive | Free remix

Designing and developing a website with attention to its unique taste, environment, niche, industry, and category is crucial for delivering an impactful user experience. Applying effects based on these factors ensures that the design aligns with the brand’s identity and caters to the specific needs of the target audience. A well-matched effect can evoke the right emotions, enhance the storytelling, and improve user engagement, making the website not just functional but also memorable. Tailoring visual elements to suit the context elevates the overall aesthetic and usability, setting the website apart in a competitive landscape.

In this breakdown, I explain how you can apply Scroll Mask-like parallax effect in Framer using Scroll Speed and Scroll Transform. By adjusting these values, you can achieve a professional parallax effect while maintaining responsiveness across breakpoints. This effect works as a parallax and mask, incorporating micro-interactions for each element. Additionally, I cover how to implement a blur text animation on screen view to enhance the visual experience.

While applying scroll speed, most of the framer user face white space beneath it. Following this, I also solve that issue here.

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