Sherri Martin — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 15:28:23 GMT

Thanks for this article, Milissa. I couldn’t agree more. Users don’t like to scroll left to right, so obviously steer clear of that, but most users I’ve come across are quite used to scrolling vertically. In fact, often times once you’ve found an article that’s useful, you’ll find related articles at the bottom of the page. I’m sure I’m not the only people to browse that list and make a selection.

I also agree with Thomas Bouton’s comment about fixed column designs. All those sites that are still 800×600 cause unnecessary scrolling, yet leave much of my screen unused.

Sherri Martin — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 02:22:46 GMT

Fantastic article! (and a bit of the slap in the forehead, I admit) I have used PowerPoint for web mock-ups and, separately, have used the hyperlink feature in presentations to link to sites I want to show, but I had no idea I could link to pages within PowerPoint itself. I will definitely put this tip to use. Thank you so much!

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