In web design, pagination refers to the division of content into several pages. The term comes from Latin and means "page break" or "page numbering". The aim of pagination is to improve the user experience on a website by dividing large amounts of content into smaller, easier to consume parts.

Pagination can be implemented in various ways, such as with simple page numbering or by using "Previous" and "Next" buttons. As a rule, pagination is used for content such as articles, search results, products and galleries that are difficult to present on a single page due to their size or number.

In neuroweb design, the use of pagination can help improve the user experience by reducing the user's cognitive load and enabling them to better consume and process the content. By splitting content across multiple pages, the user is not confronted with an overwhelming amount of information and can better focus on the content presented.

However, the use of pagination can also have disadvantages, especially if the pages do not load quickly enough or navigation between pages is difficult. In neuroweb design, it is important to design the pagination in such a way that it is tailored to the needs and behaviour of the user and thus enables an optimal user experience.