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Add some personality to your scroll experience! Instead of using default smooth scrolling in CSS or JavaScript libraries like jQuery.scrollTo(), you can create a custom animation that triggers when an element comes into view. This not only enhances user interaction but also gives users visual feedback as they navigate through the page. To implement this, first add event listeners for `scroll` and possibly other events to detect scroll direction changes smoothly across all browsers using Intersection Observer API or traditional methods like checking window.scrollY position difference over time intervals with requestAnimationFrame(). Then apply a CSS keyframe animation when an element’s visibility meets your criteria. Customize teh timing function in @keyframes rules, play around with durations for that perfect blend of fluidity and responsiveness!