Scrolling effect #2
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Looks amazing so far! A couple of smaller details, when I resize the screen the text runs off the pages and the header/footer becomes shorter in width than the actual size of the screen. |
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The scrolling effect allows you to navigate through the page by scrolling through the papers and using the sidebar navigation.
It has a sidebar navigation like the figma that will direct you to the respective paper. The scrolling effect allows to scroll through multiple pages.
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