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If your page scrolls, you should have a scroll bar.

• pedalpete 13y ago
  Scroll bars can look ugly, but at the least they should have a graphical representation that the page is scrollable. I also completely missed the rest of the website.
• serf 13y ago
  I legitimately missed the rest of the page and dismissed it as totally broken until I read this comment. Hopefully that emphasizes how right lifeformed is.
• branksy 13y ago
  Does it scroll? It doesn't do anything for me (Opera), so I guess everything's broken.
  • oneeyedpigeon 13y ago
    Introducing a javascript requirement to scroll the page?! That's just plain rude.
• jjcm 13y ago
  "If your page scrolls, you should have some indication that your page scrolls." That's my approach. I don't think scrollbars are entirely necessary (and in a slide-to-slide webpage like this, having a scrollbar wouldn't really work since it'd break the UI), but having some indicator that you can scroll is necessary. It doesn't necessarily have to be a scrollbar though. Having content peeking out from beneath the fold is often enough to let the user know, "Hey! There's stuff down here! Scroll and check it out!"