Atterwasch – a scroll doc
The World We Live In
‘Atterwasch’ is an interactive One Page website documentary about the German village of Atterwasch which is under pressure to make way for a brown coal open-cast mine. Love how they’ve coined the phrase “Scroll Doc” for this type of content interaction while scrolling down. What’s great is you are free to determine the pace of the narrative yourself. This One Pager is extremely well executed and I’m hoping the start of a new trend of story telling.
This website has unfortunately been redesigned or gone offline, so I have removed the direct link to it. The screenshot below hopefully preserved enough of the design but if you are really keen to inspect further, try this Archive.org link. FYI: the site was first featured on 24 July 2014.
Features Audio Integration Author Big Images Black and White Scheme Books & eBooks CSS3 Dark Color Scheme Documentary Drawings Full-width Layout Germany HTML5 Icons Illustrations Infoproduct Interactive Keyboard Browsing Keyboard Navigation Moving Elements Page Border Parallax Scrolling PreLoader Responsive Design Scroll Hint Slider Smooth Scroll Sticky Navigation Storytelling Unique
Category Long-form Journalism,
Typeface Vollkorn,
Published 24 Jul 2014
