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"Above the fold" and "Below the fold" are old school publishing terms which made the leap to the web. When you have to scroll down to catch something, it's "below the fold". FoldSpy helps you get a grip on your web revenue by tipping you off to how your content folds across multiple platforms and browser environments. If you're a serious web publisher, or want to be, FoldSpy is exactly the sort of tool you should be investigating.
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Subscribe to commentskentJul 27th 2007 6:36AM
Or, you should totally forget about it because 'the fold' doesn't matter anymore...
http://www.boxesandarrows.com/view/blasting-the-myth-of
Ryan WagnerJul 27th 2007 10:40AM
It's a pretty cool idea since a lot of people are concerned about "the fold", and I like how it tells you the percentages of people who can see that specific area on the screen.
Ryan WagnerJul 27th 2007 10:42AM
It's a pretty cool idea since a lot of people are concerned about "the fold", and I like how it tells you the percentages of people who can see that specific area on the screen.
james 42Jul 27th 2007 12:35PM
OK kent, then you go put your top content at the bottom of a 1500 pixel high page. And while you're at it, put your main links down there too. In fact, why not just have the top 1300 pixels blank?
The article you link to makes some good points, but is too cursory to validate the blanket statement you made.