I finish the story bar generated only with javaScript in only a html file, which is the opposite of an efficient way. There are among 900 lines of code. Maybe in future I'm gonna refactor and improve the code, but for now I made it as an exercise. Google Chrome works fine, but if you change to Firefox or another browser, you may experience some/or a lot of frame drops.
Functions:
- when a story is clicked, the link rotates, and the background appears with the video for the first story, and images for the story 2 and 3; The text associated with each story appears too
- there's a timeline that loads depending on the time you set for each story. When the time you set for a story ends, if there's a video playing, the video will be stopped and will be forwarded to the next story chronologically. If you started with story 2, story 1 will not be playing; if you have played a story, the white border around each story link from the beginning will disappear
- in reality, there are 2 timelines, when 1 is playing the other one is hiding. This helps to restart each animation of the red timeline and be able to animate it again
The file is here on github
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