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An article shouldn’t be split across multiple pages on the web! We have an infinitely long canvas to write on, along with an elegant way of moving through
by eksith 13y ago
An article shouldn’t be split across multiple pages on the web!
We have an infinitely long canvas to write on, along with an elegant
way of moving through it. Why would you need to split it up?"
Well, there are some times you would want to break up a long article. E.G. A tutorial that can touch on multiple steps can be helped with multiple pages. An alternative would be to provide in-page anchors and a contents list a la Wikipedia. This way you can link to or bookmark a particular step easily.
- rits 13y agoAlso some times you can't read long article on your phone because its too long to fit in phone memory. For ex try to view html 5 single page spec[1] on your phone, especialy if your phone not 8 cores 2GB mem device. [1] - http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/single-page.html http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/single-page.html