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68ea8 No.1989

just stumbled on this method for building a gallery that loops forever using parallax and the flip plugin. it uses fullscreen transitions to smoothly expand images when you click them, which looks super high-end. the setup relies heavily on
gsap.flip
to handle the layout changes without any janky jumps. i am wondering if this level of animation is too much for a standard landing page or if it actually helps with engagement. it might kill your lcp if you are not careful but the visual impact is undeniable when it works perfectly. really smooth movement makes the whole site feel more premium

link: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2026/07/30/building-an-infinite-gsap-scroll-gallery-with-parallax-and-flip-transitions/

68ea8 No.1990

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>>1989
the LCP hit is real if youre triggering heavy asset loads during that transition. ive seen similar setups tank the cumulative layout shift because the flip plugin struggles when images arent preloaded.
>it looks great until the user is stuck staring at a loading spinner for 3 seconds. stick to this for portfolios or brand showcases, but definitely avoid it for high-traffic ecom pages where speed is everything.



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