Nextjs With Locomotive Scroll Example
▲ NEXT.JS - Example project using Next.js with Locomotive Scroll. (experimental)
Overview:
The "nextjs-with-locomotive-scroll-example" is an experimental project that combines Next.js with Locomotive Scroll. This project aims to showcase the use of Locomotive Scroll in a Next.js application. Locomotive Scroll is a smooth scroll library that provides an elegant scrolling experience with customizable features.
Features:
- Next.js Integration: The project demonstrates how to integrate Locomotive Scroll into a Next.js application.
- Smooth Scrolling: Locomotive Scroll provides smooth and natural scrolling behavior, enhancing the user experience.
- Customizable: Locomotive Scroll offers a variety of customization options, allowing developers to tailor the scrolling experience to their needs.
Summary:
The "nextjs-with-locomotive-scroll-example" is an experimental project that combines Next.js with Locomotive Scroll to demonstrate the integration of smooth scrolling functionality in a Next.js application. By following the installation guide and customizing the Locomotive Scroll options, developers can enhance the user experience and provide a more visually appealing scrolling behavior.
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