Understanding Scrollheads in Web Design

In the context of a web page, a "scrollhead" refers to the area at the top of the page that remains visible as the user scrolls down the page. This can include elements such as the navigation menu, search bar, or other important content that should remain visible as the user navigates through the page.

The term "scrollhead" is derived from the idea that these elements are "stuck" to the top of the page as the user scrolls down, much like a person's head remains stationary while their body moves.

Scrollheads are often used in web design to provide a consistent and familiar navigation experience for users, and to help guide them through the content on the page. They can also be useful for providing important information or calls to action that should remain visible at all times.

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