Website design is one of the many things publishers worry about because they know that it directly impacts user experience, and hence, their ad revenue. Infinite scroll and pagination are two elements of website layout design. And in this post, we’ll compare infinite scroll and pagination to...
Infinite Scroll, Load More, and Pagination are popular navigation methods, each with its strengths and weaknesses. There’s no way to determine a definite “best” option as they serve different purposes. But, understanding their unique functions can clarify when to use each method. This article...
Pagination is still the most popular way to load new items on a website. However, the usability test sessions found “Load more” buttons combined with lazy-loading to be a superior implementation, resulting in a more seamless user experience. In this ar
Since pagination allows for pages that, well, end, the footer simply goes at the bottom of the page. With infinite scroll, this info must be relocated. Another point for pagination. Visual Appeal With the right stylistic approach, infinite scroll e...
If there is a filter applied, should Infinite Scroll keep adding items even though most added items may be hidden? When you add items via Infinite Scroll, should the sort order be used against all the items as a whole, or just the new set of items?
When pondering the infinite scroll vs. pagination dilemma, it’s important to understand there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. No two apps or websites are the same – they have vastly different purposes and audiences. With that in mind, here’s what you need to know about an infinite...
Recently I updated the Scott Logic blog to implement infinite scrolling using a combination of Jekyll pagination and jScroll. Both of these components are quite fussy about their respective configuration, meaning that integrating them took longer than expected. I thought I’d share my solution in ...
Infinite Scroll Load More Button Pagination settings When you select the product loading type as “pagination,” the following settings will appear: Choose the number of products to load or display initially: Enter the number of products you want to display when the page loads. ...
9. Create infinite scroll pagination Source:The Boat Paginate the subsections in a continuous scrolling website, and provide a means of navigating quickly to each. This will work as a sign that new content is loading and create equal chunks of information to be loaded. ...
Infinite scroll has become a popular web design patterns, but that doesn't guarantee it's good. Christian weighs the pros and cons.