Scroll interaction that even beginners can create. Part 1 JavaScript
Rather than simply following a specific site, you will learn the scroll interaction know-how and key elements shared by knowledge sharers from the ground up, and learn and create various techniques and motions of UI scroll interactions widely used by domestic companies such as Apple.
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Level Basic
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How to apply the course to create your own scroll interaction? An efficient way to learn!
Hello, this is Kang Coding :)
I'll tell you how to learn scroll interaction part 1 efficiently :)
first!
Watch carefully from Section 2 and make sure to understand the principles of scroll interaction ! It seems like there are people who are watching the lecture from the middle, but the content of the Scroll Interaction Lecture 1 is applied continuously from Section 2 to Section 9 and repeated, and it is designed so that you can naturally understand the principles through repeated learning.
second!
For the part about testing code, I recommend that you review it by directly modifying the completed example code and printing logs for variables related to formulas through personal investment of time.
Third! Good to know!
The reason why we focus on reducing the time spent writing code in the course and explaining the code in detail is because when creating a program, it is most important to understand the program execution order and the overall structure of the program .
Once you understand the overall structure and the execution order, you will be able to accurately visualize in your head which part to modify and improve first when customizing the program or when an error occurs ! If you develop the habit of visualizing the overall structure of the program, you will begin to gain know-how in creating the program structure without even realizing it :)
When I first started out, I learned how to code by just typing in the code, but I didn't understand it and it was hard to learn, so I felt like I wasted my time and it was so boring. I boldly excluded the programming education method of just following the code because I thought it was inefficient .