title: Scroll et narration

> We generally use web pages as our canvases and paint content on the x– and y-axises. This is our tangible abstraction of reality. Here we are going to explore what happens when we introduce z-axis to content presentation. Instead of stripping down reality to a plane, we are going to simplify it, keeping our three physical dimensions but only their minimal essence.
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> <cite>*[Space.js](http://www.slashie.org/articles/space.js/)* ([cache](/david/cache/6545585160a15ef6eef8b7e9319a5cf3/))</cite>

Il faudra que j’essaye des choses avec ça. Le Web est une plateforme d’expérimentation à grande échelle. C’est peut-être pour cela que je l’aime autant :-).

> Usually I am the one who says ‘Let the developer change every default browser behaviour’. Except, there are behaviours that, when customised, can hurt the user’s experience more than a custom behaviour could help. Such a case is custom scrolling.
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> <cite>*[Native Scrolling](https://helloanselm.com/2015/altering-scroll-behavior/)* ([cache](/david/cache/67d9307da5244e41fffe08db089b1391/))</cite>

Poètes vs. pragmatiques, l’évolution de ce monde en deux liens.