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tell visitors to scroll down to continue the story - #610
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A short hint under the opening line, shown only when the scroll animation is active and hidden once they start scrolling. Reduced-motion visitors never see it.
gerardrecinto
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October 20, 2026 01:48
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Adds a short "Scroll down to continue" hint with a nudging arrow under the opening line. It only shows when the scroll animation runs, fades out once the visitor scrolls, and is hidden for reduced motion. Test added for both cases.
Checked with a freshly built site: full Playwright suite passes on chromium and mobile-safari. A console, 404, overflow and control-name sweep of /, /agents/, /btree/, /arena/ and /docs/ at desktop and phone widths found nothing to fix.
Thanks,
Gerard Recinto