Scroll-Reveal Animations — Instructions

Add a tasteful “fade up into view” to any element as it scrolls onto the screen. Lightweight (IntersectionObserver), runs once per element, and respects reduced-motion preferences.

1 · Preview it

Double-click snippet.html to see it working in your browser. It’s plain HTML, CSS & JavaScript — no install, build, or server needed, and no external libraries.

2 · Add it to your site with Claude

Keep this folder inside your website project (or anywhere Claude Code can read it), then ask Claude something like:

“Apply the scroll-reveal effect from snippet.html in this folder to the sections on my homepage.”

“Add this scroll-reveal animation and stagger a row of cards so they appear one after another.”

Prefer to paste it yourself? Open snippet.html, copy the part you need, and tell Claude: “integrate this into [page], matching my site’s existing styles.”

Tip: point Claude at the file by name — e.g. “use the code in snippet.html from the Scroll-Reveal-Animations folder” — so it references the exact snippet.

3 · Customize

Give any element class="reveal" to animate it in.
Tune the distance/speed in the .reveal CSS (the translateY and transition).
For a stagger, add a small inline transition-delay to each item.

Good to know

No dependencies: works in any site — static HTML, WordPress, React, anything.
Responsive & accessible: built to behave on phones and with keyboards.
Yours to change: tweak the colors and text, or ask Claude to restyle it to your brand.

Prepared by Inner Web SolutionsBuilt with Claude