Description: Scrolling refers to an event that occurs when a user moves a user interface element, such as a list, a web page, or an image, through touch gestures or by using a mouse. This movement allows users to navigate through content that exceeds the visible area of the screen, facilitating interaction with applications and websites. Scrolling can be vertical or horizontal and can be performed in various ways, such as swiping a finger across the screen on touch devices or using the mouse wheel on computers. This event is fundamental to the user experience, as it allows access to additional information without the need to change screens or load new elements. Additionally, scrolling can be accompanied by visual effects, such as acceleration or inertia, which enhance the fluidity of interaction. Scrolling is managed across various platforms through gestures and events, allowing developers to create more intuitive and responsive interfaces. Proper implementation of scrolling is crucial to ensure that users can effectively interact with applications, thereby improving usability and overall user satisfaction.
