Nextjs With Aos Example
NEXT.JS - Example project using Next.js with Animate On Scroll Library.
Overview:
nextjs-with-aos-example is a project that demonstrates the implementation of scroll animations using Next.js with the Animate On Scroll (AOS) library. The project was created to address the challenge of adding multiple event listeners to the DOM, which can cause performance issues. By externalizing this responsibility using AOS, the project aims to provide a more efficient solution for implementing reveal scroll animations in Next.js projects.
Features:
- Reveal Scroll Animations: Implement scroll animations in Next.js projects.
- Improved Performance: Externalize the responsibility of scroll animations to AOS, reducing the number of event listeners added to the DOM.
- Easy Integration: Seamless integration with Next.js using a template created by João Pedro Schmitz.
Summary:
nextjs-with-aos-example is a project that demonstrates the implementation of scroll animations using Next.js and the AOS library. By externalizing the responsibility of scroll animations to AOS, the project aims to improve performance by reducing the number of event listeners added to the DOM. The project provides an easy integration with Next.js using a template created by João Pedro Schmitz.
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