The Effects of Parallax Scrolling on User Experience in Web Design

The Effects of Parallax Scrolling on User Experience in Web Design Parallax scrolling is becoming an increasingly popular strategy in web design. This scrolling technique creates the illusion of depth on a webpage by making the background images move slower than the foreground images. In addition to its ability to engage users with a website,

Infinite Scrolling and Accessibility (It’s Usually Bad) | Web Axe

Experts say don’t do infinite scrolling, or be extremely careful in doing so. I completely agree. Infinite scrolling creates accessibility and usability problems. Below are checkpoints, issues and suggestions from a few resources.Here’s a great list of checkpoints … In the Simply Accessible article Automatic infinite scrolling & accessibility, Derek Featherstone (@Feather) says: Just don’t implement infinite scrolling.

WizMouse Scrolls Out of Focus Windows

Anything that saves excess clicking and moving when those simple actions can be tiresome or difficult due to any physical limiting factor has to be a good thing. WizMouse is a small app (Windows only) that adds ability to scroll in Out of Focus Windows. Download [via Lifehacker]