8 Responses to “Rethinking The Fold”
- Carson
- July 30th, 2009
Very nice Chuck.
- David Smith
- July 31st, 2009
Hi Chuck,
Such a coincidence as I’ve been having this discussion with a client recently. Really great stuff in the PDF.
Thanks so much.
Dave
@get_dave
- Brendan
- July 31st, 2009
One of my coworkers just had this argument the other day. nice work
- Andy Knight
- July 31st, 2009
If I ever get asked to give a presentation—regardless of who the audience is—I’m going to speak on this subject and use your exact slides. Even if they ask me to speak on a faith-based topic…Nope…I’m gonna give ‘em this talk about The Fold 
Also, does your uncle Fred at the thefoldinc.org know you’re writing articles about The Fold being a myth?
- chris
- August 10th, 2009
Great stuff Chuck,
I have many clients that may happen to hear something concerning “the fold” and mention it, but they all are never able to explain where or what it is . .Buzz words, hate them. They just seem to think everything needs to be at the top of the page which always makes for great page layouts and designs.
I will use this info in the future to kill any ideas they may have that every page has to be so very top heavy.
- R_K
- October 21st, 2009
I think The Fold was a problem in 2002 as mice with scrollers were uncommon. If I ever touch a mouse that does not have a scroller, scrolling the page with on-screen scrollbars still annoy me. Today this has changed since luckily I haven’t seen many old-schoold mice laying around.
- Bobby Jack
- November 27th, 2009
Very nice - you said in one presentation what it took me two articles to say. This is definitely one for the ‘defence’ portfolio!
Great stuff. Downloaded as future ammunition.