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...Another concept which is being heavily challenged by the rise of the touch-screen device is traditional menu and multiple-page based website design. Given that a significant amount of web browsing is done on screens of ever shrinking sizes, this doesn’t really work as well as it used to.
Enter The Single Page Layout
The single page layout is one which eschews having multiple pages, each encapsulating a piece of text or some media. Instead, we use a single continuous page which contains absolutely everything.
This design paradigm has found countless fans within the web developer community, and has found itself used in a variety of settings, including marketing pages and personal portfolios. This adulation has had the effect of spawning countless Javascript libraries, which make it easy to create single page websites (of which my favorite is fullPage.js). But why? What makes this paradigm work? Here are three reasons why....
Via Jeff Domansky
Good rationale for single page sites.