Currently, the scroll zoom behavior in ArcGIS Experience Builder (ExB) is very sensitive, with a single mouse wheel scroll moving the map by 2–5 zoom levels. This is drastically different from the experience in Web AppBuilder (WAB), where a single scroll typically only changes the map by one zoom level.
For public-facing applications, especially those intended for casual users, the current behavior in ExB is disruptive and unintuitive. Many users are not accustomed to the rapid zooming that occurs when they scroll, leading to confusion and frustration. This makes it difficult to create a seamless, user-friendly experience for the general public.
I propose an enhancement to offer a more controlled scroll zoom behavior, similar to what is available in WAB, where a single scroll event corresponds to a more gradual zoom level change. This would improve the usability of ExB and make it more accessible to non-technical users who may not expect such abrupt zooming behavior.
This change would be particularly valuable for public-facing apps where intuitive and consistent interactions are key.
Feature Request:
Add an option or tweak to make the scroll zoom behavior in ExB more gradual and consistent, closer to the experience in WAB.
Allow for more control over how many zoom levels the scroll wheel moves with each scroll action.
This enhancement would greatly improve the user experience and help ensure that ExB remains a viable solution for public-facing applications.
