Genius Scroll Indicator

Develop by Treeland

$1.99

/ Month

3 Days Free Trial

Visual scroll progress for user experience with indicator

Customizable design

Responsive layout

Lightweight performance

Visual scroll progress

Extend browsing time

About Genius Scroll Indicator

Launched Nov 14, 2024

Built by Treeland

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Nelson street, Auckland CBD, Auckland, AUK, 1010, NZ

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Description

Install a custom scroll indicator to display progress and encourage customers to keep scrolling.

Easily add a scroll indicator without any coding to display your customers' scrolling progress and current position on the page. This feature is especially useful for pages with lengthy content, as it helps users understand how much of the page they’ve viewed and how much remains. By providing a clear visual cue, it encourages users to continue scrolling, improving overall engagement. Additionally, the scroll indicator can be customized to fit your site’s style and design.

Extend Browsing Time: Keep interested in the content, and engage more periods.
Customizable Design: Easily personalize the design to fit specific preferences.
Lightweight: Works smoothly without affecting loading times and performance.
Responsive Layout: Automatically adapts to different devices.

Pros

No coding required: Easy to add a scroll indicator without technical skills
Improves user engagement: Encourages users to continue scrolling by providing a visual cue
Customizable: Can be personalized to fit the website's style and design
Increases browsing time: Keeps users interested and engaged longer
Lightweight: Does not affect loading times or website performance
Responsive: Adapts to different devices for consistent user experience

Cons

Limited functionality: Solely focused on scroll indication, may not offer additional features
Potential aesthetic compromise: Customization might not align perfectly with complex website designs
Redundancy: May be unnecessary for pages with shorter content or simpler layouts