You might not know what it's called, but you, reader of the Internet, have most likely encountered parallax scrolling — the latest trend in Web design — at some point in the last six months to a year.

A groovy design trend you may have spotted in your Web travels is parallax scrolling, which refers to design elements appearing to move independently of each other. Its early application was in video ...

IT was my final project review in second-year architecture at McGill University and a guest critic commented on my nice use of parallax in my project. It's always an uncomfortable moment when you've ...

You may not know the term “parallax scrolling,” but you’ve probably seen it in action. In the past couple years, parallax has become perhaps the most popular site design tool out there, embraced by ...

Remember about five years ago, when the new hotness in interaction design was to have flashy layers in your website scroll at different speeds, creating a faux-3D effect? The effect was called ...

MATTHEW Remphrey found his mission in life on a trip to the United States in 2000 when exploring his career options and deciding whether to move countries. In a period of critical self-analysis, he ...

You might not know what it's called, but you, reader of the Internet, have most likely encountered parallax scrolling — the latest trend in Web design — at some point in the last six months to a year.