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Webship-js: When I scroll ( left, right, to start, to the end )

From interactive portfolios and product galleries to immersive storytelling sites and modern landing pages, many websites today embrace horizontal scrolling to break away from traditional layouts and deliver a unique user experience.
This sideways navigation offers a cinematic feel, guiding users through content like frames in a storyboard. But with this creativity comes complexity.
That’s why automated testing becomes crucial — to ensure every scroll right, scroll left, scroll to start, and scroll to end behaves smoothly across all devices and browsers.
Functional, fluid, and flawless — that's what horizontal scrolling should be, and automated tests help make that promise real.

When I scroll

Use this step to simulate horizontal scroll actions in your automated test scenarios.
It's especially useful for testing horizontally designed websites, such as interactive portfolios, sliders, or product showcases — where elements are revealed as the user scrolls sideways.

These are the scroll directions you can control during testing:

  • When I scroll left
  • When I scroll right
  • When I scroll to start
  • When I scroll to the end

This allows you to ensure that all content is accessible, visible, and functioning correctly — regardless of where it sits on the horizontal axis.

See the full article: https://webship.co/blog/webship-js-when-i-scroll-left-right-start-end

Conclusion

Horizontal scrolling brings creativity — but also complexity.
One missed scroll, one hidden button, or one broken layout can ruin the experience.
That’s why we test.
With automation, we validate every step: scroll left, scroll right, jump to start, reach the end — no surprises, no slip-ups.

After all, great design deserves great testing —
because smooth scrolling isn’t just satisfying... It’s silent proof that everything works. ✅🎯

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