This document discusses the myth that people don't scroll, noting that while scrolling was less common in the 1990s, studies now show that scrolling is an accepted form of navigation. Popular social media apps have conditioned users to expect that continued scrolling will reveal more content. The document recommends including cues to indicate there is content below the fold and testing designs with users to determine the ideal page length rather than trying to fit everything above the fold unless testing indicates otherwise.
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