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Thanks a lot for your response we appreciate the comments. And thanks for your thoughts on the UX a lot of time an effort went into making it load in real-time

• mbesto 16y ago
  I think people tend to forget how much "background work" goes into UX. I saw the pins flying down and I stayed on the page the whole time. If it was simply a progress bar that said "We are currently loading XYZ, which is X%" I would have left the page and then came back later (and maybe even forgotten). You kept my attention, that's important.
  • dshipper 16y ago
    Thanks I agree completely. What users don't realize is that a graphical element that only shows up for a second or two on their screen, something that they might not even think about consciously but that enhances their overall perception of the site, was pored over for hours and hours by designers and programmers trying to figure out the best way to do it. I'm glad we were (moderately) successful in that.