Christian Heilmann

Finally – a fold for the web (your clients can rest easy)

Thursday, February 3rd, 2011 at 7:25 pm

For years our clients have been confused about the elusive fold on the web. We all * know * that content should be above it but designers always squirm when we ask them about it.

Time to make it easy for designers to show their clients where the fold is. For this, I wrote a bookmarklet:

Just by showing people you can stop a lot of fruitless discussions.

(might contain irony)

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