This is a one-page site I created since Bricks 1.1.2. It’s my sister’s company.
—> www.lnemacs.com
Some of you might have seen this site before(as I shared it in the FB group months ago).
The site was built with Bricks 1.1.2, updated to 1.1.3 then stopped updating to the next version(busy with my works).
Now, I updated the site to 1.3.6
With the class system, it’s easier to control the entire site.
Any feedback is welcome. 
*This site is yet to optimize.
How did you the animated Fade-In of the copiers?
There is an issue with the horizontal scrollbar, which you can see for a short time.
Try overflow-x: hidden in Custom CSS of the relevant containers.
When you go to the bottom end the content jumps a bit because of the animation. And the diagonally cut image at the bottom looks quite nice but at a lot resolutions the heads are cut off in a unpleasant way.
Your on page navigation on the right side has one dot to much. And the Top On Page Navigation Menu is in an unlogical order.
Hi @flex
Thank you for your feedback!
By the way, I don’t get what you mean by “how did you the animated Fade-In of copiers?”
Were you asking why I use it or how I made it?
I have fixed the “jump up” as you mentioned. Thank you for your suggestion!
And the diagonally cut image at the bottom looks quite nice but at a lot resolutions the heads are cut off in an unpleasant way.
I am still thinking if I can do it in a nicer way.
I have also removed the on-page navigation. Since the header is sticky, this one is not necessary.
Only feedback I have is that it seems heavy on the animations at least on mobile (lots of slide-ins) which is a bit distracting. I’d either suggest easing them a bit to be more subtle or removing it on most of the elements (maybe keep it on the images only for example). Other than that, it’s great! Loads quickly. 
Thank you for your feedback!
I should remove the animate effect from some items. Maybe change another effect?
What do you think?
There is quite a lot of research on mobile animation best practices, too much in fact!
Here are some good ones:
https://uxdesign.cc/the-ultimate-guide-to-proper-use-of-animation-in-ux-10bd98614fa9 (aim for 200-500ms)
Ground Rules for Web Animations - CSS-Tricks (2020, but transition information is pretty solid)
That’s great!
Thank you for sharing this!
