Skip to main content
konst
February 1, 2021

"On Scroll" for prototyping

  • February 1, 2021
  • 361 replies
  • 78974 views
  1. I want to make a prototype where something changes when user scrolls content.

  2. I want to keyboard collapse when user starts scrolling content, but it’s impossible to do with drag action. Or it feels unnatural

  3. Or am I missing a way to do it with existing tools?

361 replies

August 24, 2023

+1 still need this feature!

S_e_b_a_s_t_i_a_n
New Participant
August 31, 2023

Feature proposal accepted and approved 😁

Tus1
September 2, 2023

Two years later, everything has not changed.
What are they doing?

Michal_Drozdzik
New Member
September 15, 2023

Please add this

September 20, 2023

+1 still need this feature

martin_nester
September 21, 2023

Can’t believe I’m back here. Visited and voted on this months ago, got stuck in a similar predicament and returned via google. Dozens of updates made since, some with less votes than this yet absolutely 0 progress made. This also affects the design of scroll bars, alongside prototyping effective navigation aids for users and various parallax scrolling abilities. SMH.

September 21, 2023

An additional use case is multi-directional swipe. Trying to reproduce a Tinder like swipe card functionality there are 3 directions right/left also up (for Superlikes) currently limited to right/left… with scroll triggers we can add an additional direction

October 10, 2023

Considering to get back to AXURE because of this major feature missing. Not able to perform proper usability tests because of the no-scroll-trigger issue on Figma. Bunch of time lost searching for workarounds…
So sad… 🙄

Louis_Trouillier
New Member
October 13, 2023

hello, do you know from which video you have created the screenshot? Or maybe that was a live event? To this topic I personally find nothing via Google…

Julia_Shlyapnikova
Active Member
October 20, 2023

+1 That would be so helpful for imitating iOS headers behavior, where the main title re-appears in the header area when the page has been scrolled. Using “mouse-down” or “drag” triggers has been far from ideal for me in this case.