This is bad and I'll tell you why. If you do client work (ie build websites for business owners) they will occasionally get obsessed with cramming all of their content 'above-the-fold'. They key distinction is that instead of logically placing important things above the fold (and still keeping the rest), they want EVERYTHING above the fold which leads to huge compromises in design, layout and functionality.

I would love to share this data with clients but I'm not looking forward to the resulting fallout.

Anyone know of a good way to handle the client who demands their entire website be ATF?