Pagination Patterns for Modern Applications
Interactive examples of different pagination approaches with explanations, pros and cons, and best practice recommendations for designers and developers. Each variant demonstrates a unique approach to content navigation and user experience.
Numbered Pagination
Traditional page numbers with next/previous controls
Load More Button
Progressive disclosure with a button to append more content
Infinite Scroll
Automatic loading as user scrolls down
Hybrid Approach
Combination of load more + numbered or infinite scroll
Contextual Pagination
Simple previous/next navigation without page numbers
SEO-Friendly Pagination
Optimized for search engines with proper URL structure
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Conceptual Principles and Key Features
📄 Six Pagination Patterns
Complete implementation of classic numbered, load more button, infinite scroll, hybrid approach, contextual navigation, and SEO-friendly patterns. Each optimized for specific use cases.
🚀 Performance Optimized
Efficient data loading with deduplication logic, intersection observer API for smooth scrolling, and optimized re-renders. Handles large datasets without performance degradation.
🎯 User Experience
Real-time progress indicators, loading skeletons, smooth animations, and end-of-list handling. Intuitive navigation with contextual controls and visual feedback.
🔍 SEO & Technical Excellence
Server-side rendering support, proper URL structures, meta tags for search engines, and hydration-safe implementations. Built with Next.js 15 and TypeScript for enterprise reliability.
♿ Accessibility First
WCAG 2.2 AA compliant with full keyboard navigation, screen reader support, ARIA labels, and semantic HTML structure. Ensures inclusive access for all users.
📱 Responsive & Adaptive
Mobile-first design with responsive grids, touch-friendly interactions, and adaptive loading strategies. Consistent experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.