In an attempt to showcase my skills in web development on my portfolio, I am aiming to recreate a specific "effect," but my lack of practice in the field has made it challenging for me. I'm hoping someone here can offer me some guidance.
My goal is to achieve a seamless transition between pages, similar to what you can observe on websites like www.say.studio/, cedricklachot.com, and www.durimel.io.
(I apologize for not formatting the links correctly as I am experiencing errors every time I try to paste them, which is quite frustrating!)
When moving from one page to another on these sites, it almost feels like everything is part of one cohesive webpage. The navigation elements remain constant, creating a fluid user experience that seems like all content is housed within a single HTML file while other components are loaded dynamically through JavaScript. However, based on the URLs provided, it's evident that there are separate pages involved, making the process more complex. The challenge lies in replicating this level of smoothness in transitions.
I've experimented with onload animations such as fading effects, but the clear distinction between individual HTML pages makes it apparent that the browser is simply navigating between different files, lacking the seamlessness I desire as seen in the examples mentioned.
Despite English not being my native language, I hope I have been able to convey my predicament effectively. Thank you!