Implement Smooth Scroll & Parallax Effect in Next.js using Lenis and GSAP

Learn how to add smooth scrolling with a parallax effect in Next.js using Lenis Scroll and GSAP. Build modern websites with animations that captivate users.

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Overview

In this tutorial, we’ll dive into creating a stunning smooth scrolling website with a parallax effect using Next.js, Lenis Scroll, and GSAP. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this guide will walk you through every step to make your website look modern and professional.

Explore the live demo here: Smooth Scrolling Demo

If you're curious about web development and design, this project will provide you with the skills and insights to build a dynamic, interactive website.

What You’ll Learn

Here’s what this tutorial covers:
🌟 Adding smooth scrolling to a Next.js project
🌟 Implementing the parallax effect with smooth scrolling using GSAP
🌟 Creating parallax effects on different elements
🌟 Using events like onScroll in smooth scrolling

Key Features of This Portfolio Website

  • Smooth Scroll Functionality: Enhance user experience with seamless scrolling.
  • Parallax Effects: Add depth to your design with stunning parallax animations.
  • Event Integration: Handle scroll events to control animations dynamically.
  • Optimized Performance: Built using modern libraries for smooth and efficient rendering.

Libraries Used

To create this website, we used the following tools:

  • Next.js: React-based framework for building fast websites.
  • Lenis Scroll: Smooth scrolling library for buttery-smooth transitions.
  • GSAP: Robust animation library for creating complex effects.
  • Lorem Picsum: Placeholder images to enhance visuals.

Code Links

You can find the complete project code here:
➡️ GitHub Repository: Smooth Scroll Next.js Repo
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