It made me leave the website almost immediately, despite being somewhat interested. It&#x27;s not usable for me on a totally standard MacBook Air, because as soon as I even touch the trackpad, the website decides to scroll <i>up</i> a whole page, when of course I wanted to scroll <i>down</i>.<p>I&#x27;m not interested in fighting with ridiculous scrolling games. If they don&#x27;t care about testing their ridiculous scrolling plugins, I don&#x27;t care about their product.<p>Sometimes I reach out to companies on Twitter or email telling them to please disable their weird scrolling effects. Nobody seems to care. I conclude that this behavior signifies a company that doesn&#x27;t care about user experience.<p>By now I&#x27;m a little curious about these things, so I did a simple test of starting at the top and trying to scroll down to read the rest of the page. I can&#x27;t find <i>any way</i> to consistently scroll to the third page. Just touching the touchpad on the second page causes an upwards scroll, even when I&#x27;m <i>very</i> obviously trying to scroll down.