Pagination

Pagination refers to the practice of dividing a large set of content, such as search results or a list of items, into smaller, manageable sections or pages. It is commonly used in web and app interfaces to improve user experience by preventing content overload and making navigation smoother.

Pagination typically involves displaying a limited number of items on each page, along with navigation controls like "Previous" and "Next" buttons or numbered page links. Users can navigate through the content incrementally, accessing different pages to view more items. It enhances loading speed, reduces scrolling effort, and ensures that the interface remains responsive.