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BlocksScroll story

Scroll storyPro

A feature section where scrolling the copy drives a pinned product view through each step.

Live block · sample data

When to use

  • Marketing pages that walk through a product in a few steps as people scroll.
  • Feature sections where a pinned product view should change with the copy.

When not to use

  • Use scroll-highlight for a single paragraph that reveals with scroll.
  • Use chaos-to-order for one before and after switch.
  • Use feature-illustration for a static feature visual.

Installation

Pro source and install commands unlock with a Pro plan.

Usage

Use this on a marketing page to walk through a product in a few steps. Replace the step copy and the product states with your own.

example.tsx
1import { ScrollStory } from "@/registry/blocks/scroll-story/scroll-story";2 3export default function FeaturesSection() {4  return (5    <section>6      <ScrollStory />7    </section>8  );9}
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API reference

ScrollStory

A feature section where scrolling the copy drives a pinned product view through four steps: messages arrive, sort by theme, fold into a trend and end in a share sheet. Takes no props; STEPS, MESSAGES, THEMES, TREND, TEAM and LINK are inline sample data in scroll-story.tsx, and sending to a channel is simulated.

No props.

Keyboard interactions

Arrow leftorArrow right
On the step tabs, scrolls to the previous or next step.

Accessibility

  • The scrolling viewport is a focusable, labelled region, so it scrolls with the keyboard.
  • Step tabs use a tablist with roving tabindex, and the active step in the copy carries aria-current="step".
  • The product status and copy link and send results are announced through polite live regions.

Motion

  • Scroll position drives a progress value that fills the step tabs, sorts messages on springs and draws the trend line.
  • Springs are restated as stiffness and damping, so retargeting mid-scroll keeps velocity.
  • Reduced motion jumps to steps instead of smooth scrolling and replaces the springs with short fades.

Responsive behavior

  • The story scrolls inside its own viewport of clamp(480px, 74vh, 600px), not the page.
  • Below a 700px container the product view stacks above the copy and stays pinned while the steps scroll under it.

Performance

  • Scroll is read in a passive listener and measured once per animation frame.
  • Product states are memoized per step, so they do not re-render on every scroll frame.

Notes for AI

Give your coding assistant the Markdown reference instead of screenshots.

  • Use on a marketing page to walk through a product in a few steps.
  • Replace STEPS copy and the product states (MESSAGES, THEMES, TREND, TEAM, LINK) in scroll-story.tsx with your own.
  • Below 700px the product view stacks above the copy and stays pinned; no extra layout work is needed.
/components/blocks/scroll-story/markdown

The full library index for assistants is at /llms.txt.

Related

Text revealComponentReveal a short piece of content with restrained motion.In-view titleComponentBring a section title in as it scrolls into view.
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