scrollbar
Window content navigator
A scrollbar is a narrow strip along the edge of a window or frame that allows you to move through content too large to display at once.
Clicking or dragging the bar shifts the visible portion up, down, or sideways: I had to use the scrollbar to see the rest of the document.
Modern interfaces often hide scrollbars until the cursor approaches the edge.
Short opposable digit
- trackPath or monitored route
- sliderAdjustable interface element
- dragResistance through fluid
- draggingPulling with effort
click · hover · widget · pane · window · cursor · pointer · mouse
Web presentation language
- HTMLWeb page code
- JavaScriptWeb programming language
- responsiveQuick to react
- wireframeEdge-only geometric model
UX · GUI · layout · styling · overflow · container · element · pixel
Moving smoothly across surface
- glidingEngineless aerial movement
- movingEmotionally affecting
- adjustingAltering to correct
- shiftingChanging position or form
nudging · snapping · bouncing · momentum · autoscroll · lazy loading · pagination · anchoring
Providing help or aid
- inclusiveCovering all members
- screen readerProgram converting text to audio
- voiceoverOff-screen recorded speech
- text-to-speechConverting writing to audio
visual impairment · dexterity · high contrast · ARIA · usability · ergonomics · adaptive · magnification
thumb
Short opposable digit
dragging · click · hover · widget · pane · window · cursor · pointer · mouse · touchpad
CSS
Web presentation language
- HTMLWeb page code
- JavaScriptWeb programming language
- responsiveQuick to react
wireframe · UX · GUI · layout · styling · overflow · container · element · pixel · width
sliding
Moving smoothly across surface
shifting · nudging · snapping · bouncing · momentum · autoscroll · lazy loading · pagination · anchoring
assistive
Providing help or aid
- inclusiveCovering all members
- screen readerProgram converting text to audio
- voiceoverOff-screen recorded speech
text-to-speech · visual impairment · dexterity · high contrast · ARIA · usability · ergonomics · adaptive · magnification