Posts Tagged ‘above the fold’
What and Where is the Fold?
This is a question that I get asked regularly…
Q: Hi, would you kindly explain what is not above the fold?
A: Above the fold is a graphic design term that was coined from the Newspaper industry. It is the concept that the most important news or most appealing content is located at the top to entice people to go further. “Above the fold” refers to the part of a web page that is immediately visible when a visitor loads that page. This is the content of the page that can be seen without scrolling the page. The fold for 1024×768 monitor is on average 578 pixels down from the top of a webpage.
In turn, the space that is not above the fold is anything you have to scroll down to see. If there is no scrolling involved to view what you are trying to view, than that content is considered above the fold.
For more details visit: Above the fold – Wikipedia
DropIt 300
300 Entrecard drops a day is what they say, isn’t it? It’s not always easy. So, we have decided to provide a list of 300 Entrecard blogs all above the fold in an easy button. Push the first button and it will open 10 new tabs with 10 Entrecard sites within them. There are 300 Entrecard sites within them and 50 more in the bonus buttons. Ready to get started? Click here for standard connections, slower connections click here.
If you would like to be included in this list, go to the Submission page. Please Contact Me with any other inquiries! Thank you!
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Above the Fold Entrecard Blogs
While browsing Entrecard sites, I have noticed something that I would like to address. There are a lot of Entrecarders out there who put their cards in a location that really makes a dropper try to find it.
Now, I get the idea that they are trying to get me to look at their ads. I’m not saying that I don’t look around these sites, I do. It just makes me feel like the ads are being forced upon me instead of being a helpful link to something. Most times they are not even relative to the content I am looking at – in any way.
In turn, I have begun to collect a list of Entrecarders who have decided to locate their cards in a great location – above the fold. Here is the list: Sabra Duffiney’s 300 Drops.
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