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Unfolding the Fold - Do visitors scroll webpages? Where is the fold?

blog.clicktale.com — Nowadays, scrolling has become a natural practice in surfing the web. Scrolling is also associated with web 2.0 design because big, clear text and “spacious”, “clean” content implies longer web pages. In this post, we will demonstrate with charts and real data several behavioral patterns related to scrolling. Let’s start!

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