You know those incredibly long one-page websites that sell e-books. Unlike the e-book ones, there are some pages that use this sort of design that aren't awful - in fact, they're good.

On the basis that three is a trend, here are three I've seen in the last day (four now). Check them out - they all look much better than these screenshots of the top bit suggest...

Ben the bodyguard

A walking Frenchman

The case for net neutrality

Open Internet

There's life below the fold

Life below the fold

Don't track us Google

DuckDuckGo

Yes, that last one's a page on a larger website, but whatever (it's not like there's much in the way of site navigation). Three's a trend I tell you.

(And the other trend I'm liking is the use of media queries to make one URL look like it's multiple pages - click on the navigation links here or here or here and then resize your browser and do it again.)

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