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Parallax scrolling creates an illusion of infinite depth

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By moving background images much slower than the foreground text, developers trick your eyes into seeing a 3D landscape on a flat screen. It is a brilliant optical illusion that primarily exists to make corporate landing pages look more expensive.

Parallax scrolling creates an illusion of infinite depth
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