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The state of transmitting or receiving information.

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Here we see a brand name browser's "Stop loading this page" button X, that I have circled with a B. The problem is that X just sits there, motionless, while a page is loading. That confuses ...
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I am deciding on the states of my UI and I am having doubts about the initial loading state. So far I'll have a loading state, empty state and state with content; it's on the initial load that I am ...
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I am using skeleton loaders for placeholding the real content's space and component structure and I am using a fade-in fade-out effect for it. Because of the effect's pulse: in and out, I got curious ...
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Certain form controls in my web application require an additional request to the server during runtime in order to populate their contents. For example, a dropdown might need to fetch and update its ...
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I have a form with various fields and a submit button The submit action depends on some external data. While that data is being fetched, the submit action cannot be processed. I am fetching that data ...
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On our business website, much like reddit.com where it shows karma, we show 0 as a default/ initial value till the page is loaded (for a bunch of values that can be 0, but that is not a good meaning). ...
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In my app, there's a window that opens up with a spinning logo next to a progress bar that shows update/loading progress. I want to add a section with various tips and fun facts about the application, ...
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I'm developing a mobile app, should I display a skeleton effect when the user trigger a pull refresh even when there's already a data on the screen and won't load a new or additional data in those ...
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I have a list of addresses on a mobile app. What is the best way to handle pagination and loading errors? example: The list is paginated by default. 5 items are shown, with a "Load more" ...
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I am designing a huge mega menu for a software application. In the menu bar, it is grouped by different tasks based on categories. At times, a user will have a need to click and open up more than one ...
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This is a form for an airlines platform that users need to fill to proceed checking in to their flight. The country dropdown may or may not change the questions below it depending on the country but ...
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Working on a feature for our app that tells the user when the app is loading. We want to include a loading spinner icon, and I think accompanying the icon with just the word "Loading" is ...
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Do we call all types of progress indicators a loader.
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I am currently designing a very complex enterprise application. I have done some research on loading states and came to the conclusion that loading states that should be displayed depends on scope, ...
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I'm a frontend developer and wondering from a UX perspective, whether it is a bad idea to fetch individual list items in a large list (with multiple columns). See an example here: This example is how ...
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