Should I adopt infinite scrolling or classical pagination?

1. Should I use infinite scrolling?
2. Is infinite scroll SEO friendly?
3. How useful is the use of infinite scroll in loading huge amount of data?
4. Should you use pagination?

Should I use infinite scrolling?

Infinite scrolling typically works best for situations where users will want to scroll through homogeneous items with no particular task or goal in mind — for example, entertainment, news, or social media.

Is infinite scroll SEO friendly?

Infinite scroll is challenging SEO-wise.

Because of website indexing. Google enables JavaScript to load only a part of the content of a given page – the rest of the content is loaded when the user scrolls down the page.

How useful is the use of infinite scroll in loading huge amount of data?

Another advantage of infinite scrolling is that it works on mobile devices which are present with users 24/7. This makes it abundantly easier for websites/applications with infinite scroll to grab user attention and increase engagement.

Should you use pagination?

As we've covered, pagination helps users who want specific content. For this reason, paginated sites are typically easier to navigate than infinite scrollers. First, pages allow for easy filtering, indexing, and search.