“Web designers and usability professionals have debated the topic of web page scrolling since 1994. At the early days of the web, most users were unfamiliar with the concept of scrolling and it was not a natural thing for them to do … Nowadays, scrolling has become a natural practice in surfing the web.”

ClickTale blog, here, takes an interesting look at how many people scroll on websites and how far, what screen resolutions are used, and whether or not a “fold” exists on online media as it does on print media. Via Jyte, here.

Posted Thursday, July 19th, 2007 @ 1:52 am
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