IMO scrolling pages are preferred, but if a document is long, then I tend to break up the pages so that the user doesn't have to download all the pages and find out they didn't want to read all 15 pages just the first.
I think tabs truly will change the way web pages are designed once it becomes more mainstream. Like tabs that are automatically opened by the page for sidebar content.
Although tabs will probably be hijacked by spammers and advertisers soon.
Oh well, enjoy it for now.
Nice try, but you are wrong. It is a pun and also a correct usage of the word. While a hawk is a bird, it is also a verb which means to sell something aggressively. If they were to use your word, it would mean to pawn something.
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from dictionary.com
v. hawked, hawking, hawks
v. intr.
To peddle goods aggressively, especially by calling out.
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IMO scrolling pages are preferred, but if a document is long, then I tend to break up the pages so that the user doesn't have to download all the pages and find out they didn't want to read all 15 pages just the first. I think tabs truly will change the way web pages are designed once it becomes more mainstream. Like tabs that are automatically opened by the page for sidebar content. Although tabs will probably be hijacked by spammers and advertisers soon. Oh well, enjoy it for now.
Nice try, but you are wrong. It is a pun and also a correct usage of the word. While a hawk is a bird, it is also a verb which means to sell something aggressively. If they were to use your word, it would mean to pawn something. ---- from dictionary.com v. hawked, hawking, hawks v. intr. To peddle goods aggressively, especially by calling out.