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Advanced AI Prompt for Skew-on-Scroll Velocity Effects

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Required Variables

skew-on-scroll-velocity-framer-motion.txt
Implement a 'skew-on-scroll' effect in React using Framer Motion's useVelocity and useSpring hooks. The [TARGET_ELEMENTS] (e.g., list items or images) should skew along the [ORIENTATION] axis based on the speed of the user's scroll. Use useScroll to get the scroll position, useVelocity to calculate the speed, and useTransform to map that velocity to a skew angle up to [MAX_SKEW_ANGLE]. Use [VELOCITY_STRENGTH] to amplify the effect. Ensure the skew returns to 0 when the scrolling stops by applying a spring with specific damping. This should create a 'liquid' or 'jelly' movement feel common in high-end design portfolios.

Example Text Output

"The AI will provide a hook and component implementation where elements physically tilt or distort slightly in the direction of the scroll, with the intensity based on scroll speed."

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What is the "Advanced AI Prompt for Skew-on-Scroll Velocity Effects" prompt used for?

The AI will provide a hook and component implementation where elements physically tilt or distort slightly in the direction of the scroll, with the intensity based on scroll speed.

Which AI tools work with this prompt?

This prompt is optimized for Gemini / ChatGPT / Claude, but works great with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other large language models. Simply copy it and paste it into your preferred AI tool.

How do I customize this prompt?

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