Syftet med uppsatsen är att undersöka två olika designmönster gällande för utveckling av webbsidor och att utreda vilket av de två olika designmönstren som användare föredrar att navigera på och varför, även att ta reda på om användare föredrar att navigera webbsidor med surfplatta eller med PC. De två designmönster vilka granskas är infinite scroll och multi-page.Uppsatsen är baserad på artiklar och teorier. / The purpose of this paper is to investigate the two different designs paradigms regarding web development and to investigate which one of these two technologies that is the most preferable to use and navigate from an user perspective and why this technology is the most preferable. The two design patterns that are being examined are, infinite scroll and multi-page development of websites.

Title: Accident rate at floorball players with previous experience with ice hockey. Objectives: To determine whether there is an increased rate of injuries of ankle joint at floorball players with previous experience with ice hockey than at floorball players without this experience. To evaluate the impact of the operation of ice hockey, the sport with permanently fixed foot in the skate, at followed up playing of floorball at the top level. Methology: For the purposes of this thesis was compiled multiple-standard questionnaire - questionnaire form. The research sample consisted of 100 probands - the first group of 25 probands top floorball players who have played at least 5 years of ice hockey at the highest level, the second group 25 floorball extra-league players, third group of 25 professional ice hockey players. Last fourth group consisted of 25 probands athletes meeting the conditions of at least 3 times a week training and 1 championship match - non focus on ice hockey and floorball. The resulting data were first analyzed and clearly captured in tables in Microsoft Office Word 2003. Then were analyzed only data relating to the ankle joint injuries in floorball players using statistical methods to confirm the hypothesis - method of association - association coefficient, Chi-square test....