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Thank you very much, dear Jesper!!!

Dear forum participants. I need your professionalism in coding. I can’t understand what is used to achieve effects such as in these examples: 1. When you click on any project from the bottom up, the rounded form of the divlock block https://jesperlandberg.dev/ 2. a very similar effect we can see when you click on the menu at https://www.chiaraluzzana.com/about 3. when you hover over any project + when you click on this project, a similar effect appears https://www.martinehrlich.com/ I hope I threw off enough examples to understand what I mean. I want to achieve a smooth distortion of the standard div block. With CSS, this smooth effect is not possible. Please tell me the script or explain how to repeat it? I also found a library with a similar menu, but I don’t quite understand whether it is or not: https://tympanus.net/Development/OffCanvasMenuEffects/bubble.html

Dear Jesper, please tell me what you used to create the transition effect. I’ve been trying to recreate the distortion of the divble block for a long time so that it is rounded on the sides using CSS, but I still can’t make it as smooth as on your site. Recently, I have constantly come across sites where they easily use a similar script. How will I be able to change the standard divblock when I go to the page? here is another great example where this move is used when we point to projects and go through the pages https://www.martinehrlich.com/ I will be incredibly happy if you tell me how you made such a transition?

it's not that the locomotive library is relatively new and perfect, thanks to it it is a lot to create sites with smooth scrolling and at the same time with fixed blocks (sticky positions), achieving the same effect as for example on this site: https://thierrychopain.com / I can achieve a better user experience.All awwwards are filled with sites that already use this library successfully.Also the disappearance of the scrollbar and the appearance when scrolling looks very elegant and does not distract the user. I really hope that they will prompt me or show an example html and css to achieve these effects when using the locomotive library

my dear friend. I ran into a problem and want to implement this library, if you figured it out, could you throw off an example of a site that uses locomotive scroll + fixed blocks?