How to Apply the Zoom Effect On Scroll

Flash Animation, also associated with blinking, is also popular to attract visitor's attention. It appears like series of fade-in and fade-out transitions with the accent on the opaque state of the animated object or text.

Apply the Flip effect to implement the semi-rotation of an Element, whereby you can see both the front and back sides of the current Element. You can choose the flip pole either by the X-Axis or Y-Axis. You can select an Element and then the Flip Preset for the Animation On Scroll in the Property Panel.

With the Hinge Effect, an Element turns over or causes to turn over with a sudden quick movement stopping at the point of an imaginable hinge. This natural transition can add surprise to the interaction in your web design.

The Fade effect is a stylistic transition in which an element, like an image, text, or background, gradually disappears and appears back on the web page. You can set the Fade Effect by selecting an Element and choosing the Animation on Scroll in the Property Panel.

Use the Bounce Animation effect to make the Element move down, up, and quickly down again on page scrolling. You can enable the On-Scroll Bounce Animation by clicking on the corresponding Preset in the Animation On Scroll section of the Property Panel.

The Box, or Jack In The Box, Creates a transition effect imitating a popular joke toy movement. It starts with the central fading in and continues with shaking from one side to another.

Add the Effect if you want your element to move gradually from one point to another in a particular direction on page loading or scrolling. Specify the Slide Effect by adding, choosing an Element, and then clicking the Slide Preset in the Animation On Scroll section of the Property Panel.

The Rotate Effect defines a transformation that rotates an element around a fixed point on the page without the deformation.