Hi - I am finding that images set with the parallax effect work fine in the mobile mode of Quick Preview but not when uploaded and viewed on a mobile phone. Is there anything extra to do to ensure this? Thanks
Hi.
Parallax effect not supported by mobile browsers due limitations and bad UX.
Hi - I am finding that images set with the parallax effect work fine in the mobile mode of Quick Preview but not when uploaded and viewed on a mobile phone. Is there anything extra to do to ensure this? Thanks
You can sorta enable it by editing the nicepage javascript file. It does a bit of a mobile version check and if you edit that code out you can sort of get it working.
Hi - I am finding that images set with the parallax effect work fine in the mobile mode of Quick Preview but not when uploaded and viewed on a mobile phone. Is there anything extra to do to ensure this? Thanks
You can sorta enable it by editing the nicepage javascript file. It does a bit of a mobile version check and if you edit that code out you can sort of get it working.
Could you please show me how to do it? Thank you
Hello,
As of 2024, the parallax effect is still not widely supported on mobile browsers for several reasons, primarily related to performance and user experience (UX) issues.
Performance and Technical Limitations:
Mobile devices generally have less processing power and memory compared to desktops. Parallax effects can be resource-intensive, potentially causing sluggish performance or even crashes on less powerful devices.
Mobile browsers handle scrolling differently than desktop browsers. Parallax effects often rely on specific scrolling behaviors that can be difficult to replicate consistently across different mobile devices and browsers.
User Experience (UX) Concerns:
On mobile devices, users navigate by swiping and touching. Parallax effects can interfere with the expected scrolling behavior, leading to a confusing or frustrating user experience.
Mobile screens are smaller, and parallax effects can sometimes obscure content or make it harder to read, reducing the overall usability of the site.
Ensuring that parallax effects work well on various screen sizes and orientations (portrait vs. landscape) can be challenging. Responsive design best practices often suggest simplifying animations and effects for mobile users.
The best practice is to disable or simplify parallax effects on mobile devices to ensure smooth performance and a consistent user experience.
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