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On the opposite side of jarring there are times where an app refresh action works so fast that users think that it's broken since they didn't visually see a cha
by psygn89 4y ago
On the opposite side of jarring there are times where an app refresh action works so fast that users think that it's broken since they didn't visually see a change (even though it did refresh and there is nothing new to show).
- Arrath 4y ago"Wait did the page actually refresh? I better hard refresh just be to safe..."
- ziml77 4y agoMy solution to that is to simply have a last updated time on the page with precision down to seconds. Just update it to the current time every time there's a response from the server even if it's empty.
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- charrondev 4y agoFor this reason the software I work on pops up a subtle (and auto dismissing) little confirmation toast. I find a small acknowledgement that the thing works is better than just having an arbitrarily long loading indicator.
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