Today Sunday we are doing a short tutorial on how to change the background color of a header and sections based on the user’s scroll position, enhancing the overall user experience and engagement.
Originally posted on: https://lexingtonthemes.com/tutorials/how-to-change-background-coloron-scroll-with-tailwind-css-and-javascript/

Why would we use this approach?
More engaging websites: Using parts of your site that react, like a header that shifts color when you scroll, makes your site feel more interactive and engaging.
Better browsing experience: When your site adapts and changes based on what the user does, like changing layouts or styles, it makes everything feel smoother and easier to use.
Clearer feedback for users: Giving users visual cues, such as altering the background color of sections as they scroll, helps them know where they are on your site.
Easier to manage site reactions: With JacaScript, you can add interactive features to your website without making things too complicated.