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Description
I wanted to propose adding a “Back to Top” button on pages with long scrollable content (e.g. homepage, docs, or any list-heavy sections).
Why this matters:
Improved UX: Users currently have to manually scroll all the way back up which becomes tiring on longer pages. A small floating “Back to Top” button can save them time and friction.
Accessibility boost: It helps keyboard and mobile users too, especially on touch devices where scrolling up rapidly isn’t smooth.
Modern expectation: Most well-polished sites now offer this. it's low-effort but high-impact. Without it, we risk users feeling the site isn’t fully optimized.
Performance perception: Smooth UI elements like this subtly create a sense of polish and speed, even if nothing changes under the hood.
Optional Enhancements:
Show only after scrolling 300+ px.
Smooth scroll animation for better feel.
Button could match existing UI theme (rounded corner, minimal shadow, etc.).
This is one of those tiny changes that users may never comment on directly, but they will feel the difference and remember the experience.
