UI Improvement : Bidirectional Image Scrolling #37

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koushik.m · 2025-09-30T04:26:08Z

koushik.m commented

2025-09-30 04:26:08 +00:00

Executive Summary:

This report proposes an enhancement to the current image scrolling functionality by implementing opposing directional scrolling for two concurrent image elements. This change aims to create a more dynamic and engaging visual experience.

Current Implementation:

Status: Both images currently scroll in the same direction (left-to-right or right-to-left)
Limitation: The uniform scrolling direction creates a monotonous visual pattern that may fail to capture user attention effectively.

Proposed Improvement:

Overview

Implement bidirectional scrolling where:

Image 1: Scrolls from left to right
Image 2: Scrolls from right to left

Benefits:

Enhanced Visual Interest

Creates a dynamic, eye-catching effect that draws user attention
Breaks the monotony of uniform motion patterns

Improved User Engagement

The opposing motion creates a more interactive feel
Users are more likely to pause and observe the content

Modern Design Aesthetic

Aligns with contemporary UI/UX trends
Adds depth and sophistication to the interface

Better Content Separation

Clearly distinguishes between the two image sets
Reduces visual confusion when multiple elements are present

**Executive Summary:** This report proposes an enhancement to the current image scrolling functionality by implementing opposing directional scrolling for two concurrent image elements. This change aims to create a more dynamic and engaging visual experience. Current Implementation: Status: Both images currently scroll in the same direction (left-to-right or right-to-left) Limitation: The uniform scrolling direction creates a monotonous visual pattern that may fail to capture user attention effectively. **Proposed Improvement:** Overview Implement bidirectional scrolling where: Image 1: Scrolls from left to right Image 2: Scrolls from right to left **Benefits:** Enhanced Visual Interest Creates a dynamic, eye-catching effect that draws user attention Breaks the monotony of uniform motion patterns Improved User Engagement The opposing motion creates a more interactive feel Users are more likely to pause and observe the content Modern Design Aesthetic Aligns with contemporary UI/UX trends Adds depth and sophistication to the interface Better Content Separation Clearly distinguishes between the two image sets Reduces visual confusion when multiple elements are present

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