Sivutettuna

Sivutettuna is a Finnish term that translates to "paged" or "paginated" in English. It refers to the process of dividing a larger body of content, such as a document, a website, or a database query result, into smaller, manageable sections or pages. This is a common practice in user interface design and information management to improve readability, performance, and navigation.

When content is sivutettuna, users are presented with a limited amount of information at a time, typically displayed on individual pages. Navigation controls, such as "next page," "previous page," and page number links, are provided to allow users to move between these pages. This approach is particularly useful for large datasets where displaying all information at once would be overwhelming and slow down the loading process.

In web development, pagination is frequently implemented on e-commerce sites to display product listings, on news websites for articles, and on forums for discussions. Databases often use pagination to retrieve and display results from queries that could potentially return thousands or millions of records. The goal of sivutettuna is to enhance the user experience by making large amounts of information accessible and easy to browse without sacrificing performance or overwhelming the user.