This article presents a straightforward method to create a visually captivating 3D rotating cube that spins as users scroll down the page. It highlights the use of CSS for styling and Trig.js for the scroll-based animation, allowing the cube to remain fixed with a position: sticky; while the background content scrolls. The approach is lightweight, avoiding the need for large libraries like GSAP or ScrollMagic, and opens avenues for interactive storytelling and engaging web design.
What if I told you that you can make a 3D cube spin on scroll effortlessly, using just CSS and Trig.js?
We enable Trig.js on the parent element and use its CSS variables (--trig) on child elements. This lets us animate anything on scroll through CSS.
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