What is Scrollytelling?

[@jpneirac]

Awesome video! the explanation of the concept and use cases are crystal clear. The examples are excellent ! Thank you

[@LightsOnData]

Happy to hear. Thanks for your time to watch the video and post this comment. Data Scrolytelling isn't a known topic, but it's definitely a fun one :)

[@lizzfg]

I've never thought of how powerful it could be, thanks for sharing

[@LightsOnData]

My pleasure, Elizabeth. I hope that you enjoyed the video.

[@alexandresantanaboxingcoach]

Great content as always. Thanks George.

[@LightsOnData]

Glad to hear, Alexandre. Thanks for taking the time to comment on this video. I appreciate it.

[@palaksatsangi27]

Thanks for sharing. It's super informative

[@LightsOnData]

My pleasure. It looks fun, doesn’t it?

[@deepaswaminathan2342]

I learnt something new today! This was amazing! Thank you so much. Do you know what programming was used to create these animated stories? Tableau is great but it is static and users need to toggle in order to speak their stories. Wondering how these animations were created dynamically as we scroll in a webpage?

[@missrecursive0]

Brilliant! I’ve never seen this before to drive the story through user engagement. Can you share links of scrolling-telling examples? Most grateful!

[@LightsOnData]

Here are some of these examples: thewaterweeat.com/ www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/06/05/upshot/how-the-recession-reshaped-the-economy-in-255-charts.html www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-auto-sales/ wfs2.webflow.io/time-in-perspective joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html I also recommend checking out the following online course if you're interested in data visualization: www.lightsondata.com/data-visualization-for-data-storytelling-course/

[@SandanuwanDhanushka]

What are the tools we can use? Thank you!

[@LightsOnData]

You can use something like Tableau or any web development tool (some fun ones could be Ceros or Webflow).