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Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but I can't think of a reason for scrollbars to exist in the first place. You always have a physical way to scroll. If a us
by Kaytaro 6y ago
Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but I can't think of a reason for scrollbars to exist in the first place. You always have a physical way to scroll. If a user doesn't know how to scroll, it's a problem with the device, not your software. The only purpose of the scroll bar is to show your current position in the page, which doesn't require persistence.
- svachalek 6y agoIt's sometimes also the only indication that an element is scrollable. Usually there are other cues, an unfinished sentence or partially clipped text/graphics, but sometimes you're left with a perfectly plausible looking clip and would never guess there's more underneath.