The answer
Yes. Some sites use a 'Load More' button (pagination-like) instead of auto-loading on scroll. This gives user control (like pagination) but avoids page reloads (like infinite scroll). It is a middle ground.
Pagination vs Infinite Scroll: When to Use Each
Can you combine pagination and infinite scroll?
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Pagination shows a fixed number of items per page with page numbers for navigation. Infinite scroll loads more items as the user scrolls. Pagination gives user control and is bookmarkable; infinite scroll is seamless but not bookmarkable.
When users need to find specific items (search results), know the total count, access the footer, bookmark specific pages, or navigate non-linearly (e-commerce, admin tables, data tables).
When users consume content linearly (social media feeds, image galleries), the total count is not important, and smooth uninterrupted browsing is the priority. Infinite scroll provides a seamless experience.
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