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The trend in webdesign is going toward parallax Scrolling. Simply because Scrolling is nicer and faster then klicken on menues. At HOSAPE Search, the scrollbars

by Gpapa 13y ago

The trend in webdesign is going toward parallax Scrolling. Simply because Scrolling is nicer and faster then klicken on menues. At HOSAPE Search, the scrollbars are only meant for you to scroll down the landing page (following the trend). Once you klick on the page itself (after knowing for sure it is the right Website you were after), the Website will open on a new browser window as usual. We are planning a prototype so People can test it live!

dragonwriter 13y ago
> The trend in webdesign is going toward parallax Scrolling. Is it? AFAICT, the "infinite scroll" trend was all the rage a couple years ago, but has significantly moderated since then, with a number of properties that have adopted it reverting to more traditional designs, and a lot of the feeling that it was the right way to do web design in general rather than a technique that is useful and appropriate in certain narrow circumstances fading. > At HOSAPE Search, the scrollbars are only meant for you to scroll down the landing page If that is the case, you may want to work on clarifying the language and examples in your promotional materials -- the image with a website preview with scrollbars framed by the text: But there is even more to that. Not only Google could give us more information on the website, it could actually show a preview of the website in a window like this: [sample image] With the help of scroll bars you could maneuver through the website without leaving the Search page and save time with unnecessary clicks. Certainly gave me the impression that the scrollbars are used for navigating around the rendered preview of the target website. Part of the problem may be the ambiguous use of the phrase "the website" to refer both to the landing page and to the individual target pages.

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The trend in webdesign is going toward parallax Scrolling. Simply because Scrolling is nicer and faster then klicken on menues. At HOSAPE Search, the scrollbars

by Gpapa 13y ago

dragonwriter 13y ago
> The trend in webdesign is going toward parallax Scrolling. Is it? AFAICT, the "infinite scroll" trend was all the rage a couple years ago, but has significantly moderated since then, with a number of properties that have adopted it reverting to more traditional designs, and a lot of the feeling that it was the right way to do web design in general rather than a technique that is useful and appropriate in certain narrow circumstances fading. > At HOSAPE Search, the scrollbars are only meant for you to scroll down the landing page If that is the case, you may want to work on clarifying the language and examples in your promotional materials -- the image with a website preview with scrollbars framed by the text: But there is even more to that. Not only Google could give us more information on the website, it could actually show a preview of the website in a window like this: [sample image] With the help of scroll bars you could maneuver through the website without leaving the Search page and save time with unnecessary clicks. Certainly gave me the impression that the scrollbars are used for navigating around the rendered preview of the target website. Part of the problem may be the ambiguous use of the phrase "the website" to refer both to the landing page and to the individual target pages.