Scroll moves the picture
No autoplay, no play button. The video moves only while you scroll, and stops the moment you do.
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- What this is
- A sample page built by KanavuLab. There is no company behind it and no client.
- How it works
- Your scroll position sets the video frame. One page, one script, no framework.
- The footage
- Generated for this sample. None of it was filmed at a real event.
- On a phone
- Every clip is readied on your first touch, with a tap control if the browser refuses.
01/The door
A code at the door, and you are in
The pass sits on a phone. One scan and the queue is gone.
Nothing to print. Nobody looking up a name on a list.
02/The portrait
A photo, restyled while you wait
Someone poses. A moment later the picture is on the screen beside them.
It prints, and it lands on their phone.
03/The sweep
A camera on an arm, in slow motion
It travels past one person and stops.
The clip is finished before they have walked away.
04/The floor
Games that hold a crowd
A screen big enough to play from across the room. A headset. A wall that answers back.
People stop, and then they stay.
05/The circle
A camera that goes all the way around
One person stands still on a platform.
Everything else moves.
That is the whole page.
Five clips, no autoplay, no framework and nothing to install. The scroll did all of it, and the page keeps its scrollbar, its keyboard paging and its back button while it happens.
See what KanavuLab buildsThis is a sample. There is no company behind it, no client and no event: the footage was generated for this page, and the words describe only what is on screen. KanavuLab built it to show one pattern, video driven by scroll position, on a real page rather than in a slide.