Closed darinpierson closed 4 years ago
I agree with Darin. It feels more smooth if it is rotating while the user is scrolling. I've already figured out a solution
But what happens if the user clicks to scroll back one image, and that happens to coincide with the end of the timer, and so it immediately scrolls forward again to the next image. I feel like that could be frustrating. If the user wants to manually scroll to an image, they obviously want to be able to look at it for at least 5 seconds.
I mean scrolling like up and down on the webpage itself. Not clicking the button to go to another image within the carousel
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But what happens if the user clicks to scroll back one image, and that happens to coincide with the end of the timer, and so it immediately scrolls forward again to the next image. I feel like that could be frustrating. If the user wants to manually scroll to an image, they obviously want to be able to look at it for at least 5 seconds.
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Ah, I see
I'm not seeing this behavior in Firefox v.74
Why do you want this behavior?