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Built a 400vh scroll-driven gallery section in Framer for Reverie Studio. ✦
The goal was to create an immersive visual showcase where the dark portfolio section slides up directly over the previous light section like a physical curtain unmasking.
Setup details:
• Native Framer frames & stacks (no third-party code)
• Structured Z-index layering to eliminate visual bleed-through
• Persistent HUD overlay for direct case study CTAs
Let me know your thoughts on this scroll effect! 👇
Good work. Did you try dimming the background image so it doesn’t fight the open card for attention?
i did their is a black overlay on top of the background should i increase it opacity??
Yes, I think maybe a bit more or you could also try a border for the card so that it pops a bit more.
got it
I will try that
thank u !
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