Hello,
Whilst many usability folk warn of user resistance to scrolling for
information, there is some research that indicates that people will stick with
long pages if the information is relevant and laid out in a manner that is
least tiring on the eye (good contrast, thoughtful line length, no
On 10/16/10 6:19 PM, grant_malcolm_bai...@westnet.com.au wrote:
Hello,
Is there any standard (official or otherwise) that limits the length
of single web pages?
I edit an online journal which contains articles of up to 7000 words.
Currently each article resides on a single web page which the vi
I personally haven't encountered any standards describing such, but it's
very common to see long articles break into multiple pages. Also creates
more ad places if that's your thing.
Others in the group might think differently of course.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
/Web Designer / Developer/
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Hello,
Is there any standard (official or otherwise) that limits the length of single
web pages?
I edit an online journal which contains articles of up to 7000 words. Currently
each article resides on a single web page which the viewer must scroll to read.
Some of the articles are 10-20 'scree
Hi,
I will be in and out of the office Friday, October 15-Monday October 18. I will
be back in the office on Tuesday, October 19.
Thank you,
Jamie Peloquin
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