From: Sur La Table Subject Line: Over 500 New Items – In Stores & Online Date: Monday, August 23, 2010
From: Anthropologie Subject Line: A homeward focus. Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010
	From: Dean & DeLuca Subject Line: National Honey Month With Dean & DeLuca Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010

Judging by the headline, you’re probably thinking: “Another blog about fitting all your content above-the-fold, I get it already!” Well, this isn’t one of those blogs.

As designers we all know the challenge in working within the fold. If you can fit all your information in that tiny bit of real estate, great! But when you have more information than you can fit, strive to make the scrolling-experience as intriguing and fun as possible. Here are 3 recent examples of how companies have done this well.

• Sur La Table
  uses image placement to create a negative space that results in a waving motion, which you would only notice when scrolling.
• Anthropologie
  uses arrows and staggered & tilted images which point in the direction you should be looking.
• Dean and DeLuca
  uses dotted lines that swerve out of one section and into the next, drawing your eye to the next area.

Here are a few other oldies but goodies, from:

• Canadian Tourism Commission
• Beach Park
• EEC