While designing websites, Lauren was plagued at every turn by columns of unequal height! Sometimes, a page's content was much too long for a design—other times, the sidebar would grow to disproportionately ugly lengths. Determined to find a solution to this problem, Lauren booted her laptop, rolled up her sleeves, opened the jQuery reference website, and got to work.
What came of her labors is this: Moonwalk. Designed as a complete replacement for the way a webpage scrolls, Moonwalk can move each column of a page independently of another, in parallax. When you reach the bottom of one column, for example, every other column has also reached the bottom, regardless of each column's actual length. This is done by scrolling each column at a different speed, and treating the webpage like a vertical version of an old 16-bit adventure game's background scenery.