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Web Design Trend Hunting – 15 Amazing Infinite Scrolling Websites

You don’t have to be a big fan of the scrolling bar, you just have to like an endless stream of cool stuff. And who doesn’t? So we’re ready to unveil 15 amazing examples of infinite blogs and a few tutorials on how you could set up something like that. For more interesting articles you should check the Web Design Trend Hunting series. As usual, feel free to suggest other cool examples in the comments.

idsgn

idsgn

Tumblr Dashboard

tumblr

Soup

soup

Visuelle

visuelle

Suprb

suprb

Do it for the fame

fame

Look Book

lookbook

But does it float

flaot

LooksLikeGoodDesign

looks

Reform & Revolution

reform

Paranaiv

paranav

Type Neu

type

FlickRiver

flickriver

Css Line

cssline

Bonus – Good things should never end

orange

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Catalin Zorzini

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Comments

  1. Sayz September 25th

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    I love most of the featured website,
    just in case… the url to cssline is wrong, it goes to flickriver. Just a minor problem, but hope you fix it.


  2. Tim Smith September 25th

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    Cool Round-up! Thanks for the inspiration! ;-)


  3. justme September 25th

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    Suprb, typeNeu and Reform&Revolution are all three from the same guy, and all three based on the same wordpress theme.


  4. Bob September 25th

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    Hmmm, really not keen on websites that scroll forever, it just seems to me to scream bad design at me. I much prefer sites to be concise and keep content to the window.

    My 2 cents.


  5. Joost September 25th

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    I really like the Orange/Good Things Should Never End one.

    http://www.arbitrair.com is also a good example


  6. Steve September 25th

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    I prefer http://lookslikegooddesign.com/ but not sure if that’s the web design or more the strong images on the page


  7. Detroit Web Design September 25th

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    These are odd. It’s weird to have more page show up when you think you’re done scrolling.


  8. Bruno Gama September 25th

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    It’s nice but, what you do if you can’t use javascript to navigate? Many of this sites wasn’t coded for that kind of problem.


  9. Bendesign September 26th

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    Great Designs but its not so good to have more page show up when you think you finished the scrolling.


  10. Jonas Kamber September 26th

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    @Bruno Gama: If you don’t have JavaScript, you get a normal paging.


  11. web design hertford September 26th

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    Scrolling websites are as good as any other thing. I like the Tumblr Dashboard trend very much.


  12. PhilippineOutsourcing September 27th

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    nice, nice


  13. Sean September 28th

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    I really like this design LooksLikeGoodDesign. Seems very clean, posts are clearly separated and the dark backgrounds really make each post stand out.


  14. Nathan September 28th

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    do check out http://www.dropular.net for infinite scrolling fun :)


  15. diddy October 8th

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    Good list, always wondered why there isn’t those css showcase sites with infinite scrolling cause that would work so well in those sites. Good to see working example on CSS Line now!


  16. Eric Clemmons October 26th

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    Thanks for the link to my article on “Making a Case For Endless Scrolling”!

    It inspired the creation of an alternative jQuery plugin called “De-Pagify”:

    http://blog.uxdriven.com/2009/09/16/de-pagify-endless-scroll-jquery-plugin/

    It differs from other plugins in that it allows a bit more customization on what content to pull and making DOM change before/after it is added.

    You can view some “recipes” I made as all for FMyLife.com & Digg.com here:
    http://github.com/ericclemmons/de-pagify/tree/master/recipes/


  17. Kyle Rickman January 11th

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    A very nice surprise: http://yourscenesucks.tumblr.com/


  18. Piotr January 28th

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    I love endless scrolling in sites with Photos, graphics etc.

    Only one irritating thing is that sometimes it stops loading (tumblr very often) and you have to reload the whole page and scroll down again to continue watching the site.


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    Great points mentioned. However, a lot of how a website design looks depends mostly on the client and the subject.

    But it is great to see some general point highlighted.


  20. Web Design Doncaster February 24th

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    sweeeeet!

    Great Points :)


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    Nice to see LookBook and Soup on here. Thanks for posting these sites. These are great to check out for hours of entertainment.


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