RelesysApr 12, 2026 — 8 min
Scroll Animations That Feel Alive
Most scroll animations feel like afterthoughts. Here is how to make them feel intentional, responsive, and genuinely delightful using GSAP ScrollTrigger and modern techniques.
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Design, Code & Craft
I'm Marc Vinther, a UX designer at Bonnier News, passionate about creating engaging digital experiences that resonate with users.
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Mostly frontend craft — scroll animations, CSS techniques, React patterns, design systems, and performance optimization. I focus on the details that make interfaces feel alive and intentional.
One deep-dive per week, usually on Tuesdays. Each article goes through multiple drafts. I'd rather publish one well-crafted piece than five mediocre ones. Quality over quantity, always.
Absolutely. Every code snippet on this blog is free to use in personal and commercial projects. No attribution required, though a link back is always appreciated. Build cool things with it.
Selectively, yes. I'm most interested in design engineering roles — building interactive UIs, animation systems, and design system foundations. If you have something interesting, reach out.
React + Next.js for the framework. Tailwind for styling. GSAP and Framer Motion for animation. TypeScript everywhere. Figma for design. VS Code with Vim keybindings. Vercel for deployment.
DM me on Twitter/X or drop me an email. I keep a running list of reader suggestions and try to cover the most requested topics first. If enough people ask, I'll write about it.