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Yes, if they're less than 100ms, sure - animations provide context to what's happening on the screen (human vision system likes to persist objects). Any longer
by systemvoltage 5y ago
Yes, if they're less than 100ms, sure - animations provide context to what's happening on the screen (human vision system likes to persist objects).
Any longer, and I want to throw the computer out of the window.
- RayVR 5y agoI’m not a UI/UX expert but here’s my 2¢ from limited work in this area. It depends on the type of animation and the platform. A fade in that’s 250 or even 500ms can be a nice effect on mobile when it’s not blocking other interactions. 100ms is too short to be noticeable for many things and depending on the screen refresh rate and distance for motion animations you will end up with large jumps.
- systemvoltage 5y agoI disagree. This is exactly what’s wrong with modern UX/UI. I abhor fading animations, they’re just decorations.