The amount of design that went in to this, and the fact that they override the scrolling logic, makes me curious what their intention actually is. They do a lot of telling what if "feels like".
Also... does this site... have motion blur?
Also... does this site... have motion blur?
As someone who has worked in building multiple B2B SaaS when it was not popular at all in the retail VC funded universe (consumer social media apps were the rage for a long time), ostracized, and more, it's kind of fun to see VC's trying to play in this area.
Which is sort of beautifully ironic, given the subject.
It's good to try and take the good from anything.
Vercel is just a programming framework for coding, not how to architect an app or the process of it for a particular market.
Vercel can be used for any type of web app including b2b. I don’t think it’s exclusively for it.
Building an mvp for b2b in my experience is best to go with the simplest setup, much simpler than normal to allow the quickest iteration from market feedback.