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Saving, when instant, does not need to notify the user. Not every action needs to notify the user. As seen in the article, do we need a notification following
by sureIy 2y ago
Saving, when instant, does not need to notify the user. Not every action needs to notify the user.
As seen in the article, do we need a notification following a click to every checkbox? In most cases, the user should assume that the action is completed the moment it's taken. If not, you can add an inline loader and show a regular, maybe modal error if it happens.
"Save" actions, with the exceptions of large data, does not need further UI. Particularly the circle should be seen as a marker of the current state, not as a way to tell whether your action has completed successfully, so you shouldn't view it as a "10x more subtle notification"