Trig.js

As a web developer, I'm always looking for ways to streamline my workflow, and Unnamed App's CSS-driven animations have been a game-changer. Setting up those scroll effects used to be such a headache, but with the Trig.js integration, it's honestly a breeze now. Highly recommend this for anyone building content-heavy sites!

I'm not a coder at all, so anything that simplifies animation is a lifesaver! I was struggling to get these cool scroll effects on my website – you know, where images fade in as you scroll down? – and Trig.js made it SO much easier. I didn't even really need to touch the code, I mostly used the pre-made animations. It really helped bring my storytelling to life, which is exactly what I needed. Thanks!

Wow, animating stuff on my website used to be such a pain, but Trig.js makes it so easy with those CSS animations! It's perfect for my storytelling project.

Been playing with Trig.js on a personal project (portfolio refresh, finally!). The CSS variable approach for controlling animations is clever—way cleaner than some of the other AOS libraries I've wrestled with. I'm leaning heavily on the `trig-animations.css` for now, just to get things moving quickly, but I dig the idea of crafting truly custom animations later on...definitely see the potential. One thing I noticed, though: is there any way to easily offset the trigger point? Like, fire the animation a bit sooner or later based on scroll position? That’d be super handy.