Infinite scroll is a web design technique where content automatically loads continuously as the user scrolls down the page, eliminating traditional pagination (like “Next Page” buttons). It creates the illusion of a never-ending stream of content.
Progress Indicators: Often shows a spinner or skeleton loader while fetching new data.
No Pagination: Replaces “Page 1, 2, 3…” with frictionless scrolling.
Dynamic Loading: Content loads in the background without refreshing the page.
It’s not literally infinite but feels endless because content keeps loading on demand. Servers typically have finite data, but users rarely reach the “end” in practice.
Infinite scroll prioritizes effortless exploration over deliberate navigation. It mimics real-life experiences like flipping through a magazine or wandering a store—content reveals itself as you engage.
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