Parallax Scroll Animation Figma | Smart Animate tutorial 

Thanks a lot for the great feedback Sai! I really appreciate it ⚡Great to know you are from Internshala 🙂

Thanks a lot Farzaneh for this great feedback :) I appreciate it 😊 To add the scroll bar to all pages, you copy and paste it to the next/another page, placed in the same exact place (of course) and change the position of the scroll handle, like i did between the first two pages, meaning, position it a bit more down and create a drag interaction to previous and next page (except the last page which will be only interaction to previous page). Basically, its an interaction between the scroll handle to the next, or next and previous page (frame). Let me know if it worked for you and also if it didnt - i'll make sure it will 😊

Thanks a lot for the feedback! I appreciate it 🙂

Hi Utpal and thank you so much for the great feedback! I highly appreciate it 🙂⚡ To your question - You can create an interactive component that does it in a specific area or create any type of interaction between main frames (screens) - basically it doesnt matter to which direction you create it - horizontally or vertically - technically and the logic is the same :) I hope it answers your question - let me know if yes or not and feel free to ask further.

@@YarivBE Ya sure I will try and let you know once achieved the desired one and thank you for your quick response

@@utpaltank2529 You are most welcome my friend! Let me know if all went ok.

Hi Dmitry. You can scroll websites by jumping from frame to frame, form one viewport to another. You do the same exact animation with a draggable scroll bar - animation happens when you drag form one frame to another. Here i am showing the technic of using it with clickable elements - you can choose how you want to do it. In a programmed website, of course its very easy to do "Y position" triggers. The whole idea is to demonstrate what do i want that will happen on the screen, animation wise, when the user either clicks or drags a scroll bar. Thats the whole point of the tutorial. Thanks :)