Infinite

Should an infinite-scroll container always show the same number of visible items?

Should an infinite-scroll container always show the same number of visible items?
  1. Why you shouldn't use infinite scroll?
  2. How does infinite scrolling work?
  3. Is infinite scrolling accessible?

Why you shouldn't use infinite scroll?

If you're using infinite scrolling on a long page, you're constantly loading more and more content into memory. This will have a negative impact on page performance, since the browser has much more work to do in order to render the page.

How does infinite scrolling work?

Infinite scrolling is a listing-page design approach which loads content continuously as the user scrolls down. It eliminates the need for pagination — breaking content up into multiple pages.

Is infinite scrolling accessible?

For some users who wish to simply consume information, infinite scrolling is can be perfect. But this endless page presents accessibility challenges. There are a number of issues with user experience for many people, but its impact on individuals who use assistive technology can be especially problematic.

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