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The image is divided into two sections, illustrating the concept of 'above the fold' in user interface design. The top half displays a computer screen showing a webpage. This part, representing 'above the fold,' includes key elements like a headline, navigation menu, search bar, and featured content, all immediately visible without scrolling. The bottom half of the image shows the lower part of the webpage, depicting 'below the fold' content that requires scrolling to view, such as additional articles, advertisements, and links. The image effectively emphasizes the distinction between content visible immediately upon loading a webpage (above the fold) and that which is not visible without scrolling (below the fold).
The image is divided into two sections, illustrating the concept of 'above the fold' in user interface design. The top half displays a computer screen showing a webpage. This part, representing 'above the fold,' includes key elements like a headline, navigation menu, search bar, and featured content, all immediately visible without scrolling. The bottom half of the image shows the lower part of the webpage, depicting 'below the fold' content that requires scrolling to view, such as additional articles, advertisements, and links. The image effectively emphasizes the distinction between content visible immediately upon loading a webpage (above the fold) and that which is not visible without scrolling (below the fold).
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