> Being non-technical, they can't put their finger on it This is an interesting perspective. To me, SPAs blur the line between what's happening locally and ser

> Being non-technical, they can't put their finger on it This is an interesting perspective. To me, SPAs blur the line between what's happening locally and server-side, so my impatience with slow functions on an SPA page is much greater than the same thing happening on a SSR page. Maybe it's just my conditioning to expect things on a single page to work much quicker as opposed to moving between pages. IMO, well-designed SPAs should make use of the context-switching function of a complete page fetch in situations where the user might need to wait a relatively longer time for something to load instead of loading bars/spinners.