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I think it really depends on how you do it. I find that I get annoyed by sites that use scrolling as a means to navigate between sections that aren't really se
by kevincennis 13y ago
I think it really depends on how you do it.
I find that I get annoyed by sites that use scrolling as a means to navigate between sections that aren't really sequential. Something like a product page with Features, Tech Specs, Pricing, etc. those are things I want to be able to navigate to in a nonlinear way.
If you have content that lends itself to serialization or whatever you want to call it, the scrolling effects work a lot better. At that point, it just becomes an embellishment - because the user already expects to be scrolling.