The photo develops as it scrolls into view — blur and haze rinse away like a darkroom print.
Exports develop on scroll — the preview runs a continuous demo loop.
Scroll Develop makes a photo "develop" like a darkroom print as it scrolls into view — blur, desaturation and a faint brightness haze are scrubbed away by scroll progress until the pristine image remains. It uses pure-CSS scroll-driven animations (animation-timeline: view()) gated behind @supports (animation-timeline: view()), so browsers without support simply render the finished photo — a clean static fallback with no JavaScript. Tune --ifx-dev-blur (starting blur), --ifx-dev-sat (starting saturation) and --ifx-dev-range (how far into the scroll the develop finishes). Keep the prefers-reduced-motion guard INSIDE the @supports block: the global reduced-motion CSS only flattens animation durations, which scroll timelines ignore, so this local animation: none is what actually holds the image still for reduced-motion users.
Enhanced — scroll-driven animations. This effect uses an enhanced feature — provide a graceful fallback for older browsers.