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In a networked app where your latency is too high for these figures, or if you need to do some large number crunching etc, you should instead focus on giving th

In a networked app where your latency is too high for these figures, or if you need to do some large number crunching etc, you should instead focus on giving the user feedback that progress is occurring. A progress bar, a spinning ball, etc are far better than nothing. Just as long as you acknowledge that the user has requested an action, and give the user confidence the action is proceeding.

korethr 7y ago
That, I don't disagree with at all. There's been more than one time I've clicked on something, and then waited for the computer to do something that lets me know it's received my command and acted on it. It can be damn frustrating.