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refer to this URL: http://imagemechanics.com.au/

Every page seems to have its own unique URL, but the "/#!/" leads me to believe it's all one giant page with anchor tags defining the sections. Is each section truly its own .html page or is it just one page?

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Just a curiosity... the site in question doesn't appear to have constructed the URLs of its /blog/ section correctly - none of it is indexed in Google. Requesting the corresponding ?_escaped_fragment_=/blog/... URL (required by Google) results in a 500 internal server error. However, the sites (few) main pages are. – w3d Sep 21 '12 at 23:23

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It's not a single page. (This should be obvious just from viewing source.)
There are separate documents, like this one, being loaded via Ajax.

In Firefox, open Firebug and enable the Net tab. When you click the navigation links, you'll be able to see the GET requests for them.

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How would one determine what percentage of internet users this animated interface would not be compatible with? – user1352762 Sep 21 '12 at 23:01
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A similar percentage to those that use Ajax enabled browsers I would have thought. The important metric, however, is how many of your sites users it would be compatible with. I would expect that the site in question has a very high compatibility rate with its expected customers. – w3d Sep 21 '12 at 23:17

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