When/how to use skeleton loaders
I am on a project where we have different views in terms of medical data (user list, forms, vital signs, documents, graphs etc.). I read about skeletons and when to use them but when in practice, it is a bit different case. Let’s say, I ha…
Should a button show its label in a loading state if a spinner is present?
Let’s say I have a login form and after a user clicks the "Login" button, the form begins working and a spinner is added to the button until HTTP processes are complete.
For this example, I will use [*] to represent a spinner (on…
Should a button show its label in a loading state if a spinner is present?
Let’s say I have a login form and after a user clicks the "Login" button, the form begins working and a spinner is added to the button until HTTP processes are complete.
For this example, I will use [*] to represent a spinner (on…
How to do loading animations when at certain times the application is too fast for them?
I am facing a strange "catch-22" like problem, while developing an application for a mobile browser. My problem is that, some inner-app screens are fetching data from a back-end server, and the speed to fetch this data is very-ve…
How to do loading animations when at certain times the application is too fast for them?
I am facing a strange "catch-22" like problem, while developing an application for a mobile browser. My problem is that, some inner-app screens are fetching data from a back-end server, and the speed to fetch this data is very-ve…
Should you use skeleton loading when you can’t promise content?
For example, we have a search where users will be searching from a finite amount of content that they have generated. If they search for something too specific and get 0 results there would be no content displayed.
Is it problematic to sho…
How much does bounce rate vary according to page load speed?
When a user loads a page by clicking on a link or image they may stay and read the content or they may "bounce" (leave).
Presuming fewer people stick around the longer the page takes to load, are there any canonical statistics or…
What is the best practice to make sure the user only can take one action at a time?
I have a web application where a user can perform actions on rows of data. When an action is performed all other actions should be disabled until the action is done. Usually it takes < 1 sec for an action to be performed by the backend …
What is the best practice to make sure the user only can take one action at a time?
I have a web application where a user can perform actions on rows of data. When an action is performed all other actions should be disabled until the action is done. Usually it takes < 1 sec for an action to be performed by the backend …
What is the best practice to make sure the user only can take one action at a time?
I have a web application where a user can perform actions on rows of data. When an action is performed all other actions should be disabled until the action is done. Usually it takes < 1 sec for an action to be performed by the backend …