Scene Snapshot Glitch Cut.

01 / Overview

Tear an outgoing scene into an incoming scene with staggered strips, noise and tonal pulses. Adapted from the portfolio implementation listed below, with manual playback for inspection.

Portfolio implementation

• src/components/SectionGlitchTransition.jsx
• src/hooks/useSceneNavigation.js
• src/styles/experience-scene.css
• src/styles/projects-scene.css
• src/styles/contact-scene.css

02 / How it works

The portfolio captures outgoing and arrival DOM scenes, then animates cropped scene copies with stepped transforms, tonal changes, a muted flash and scanline noise. About/Experience, Experience/Projects, Projects/Contact and direct navigation share this family. This contained study uses artwork panels instead of cloning the live page; it demonstrates the outgoing cut, arriving frame, slice tears, flash and noise together.

Actual React demo source. Import this component with the archive stylesheet and pass variant (sceneCut), values, playing, replay and reduced props. The image demos use /images/resources-bg.png.

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04 / Parameters

05 / Usage & accessibility

This is a contained portfolio-derived study, not the full page controller. Play starts one transition; Replay resets it. Pause freezes active timelines. Scroll Camera Glitch requires scrolling inside its focusable preview after Play. Reduced motion shows a stable composition. Frames, timelines and local listeners are released on unmount.

Requires a current browser with Web Animations, requestAnimationFrame and Pointer Events. Background imagery is decorative; essential labels remain in the document. The magnetic target supports tap and keyboard activation.