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> Users are usually fine seeing many changes on the screen quickly because it gives the impression that stuff is happening on the background This gave me a chu
by ddejohn 1mo ago
> Users are usually fine seeing many changes on the screen quickly because it gives the impression that stuff is happening on the background
This gave me a chuckle because I personally hate things like watching the browser jump through 50+ redirects when logging into a website.
- alightsoul 1mo agoMy bad, I mean the interstitial. Like it should stay for at least a second to not make it jarring. People believe computers need to think so you can't make things too fast either. Not the interstitial and not the app either, to the point you sometimes have to deliberately slow down the app, add latency to make people trust it because it "gives the computer time to think"
- lazide 1mo agoPower users absolutely hate this mindset. It’s resulted in Apple animations taking seconds for something that was done before the animation even started.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 1mo agoThe delay in filing email in iOS is incredible. Selecting and moving a single message can take over a second, even with animations disabled. Maddening for what should be an instantaneous action.
- inigyou 1mo agoSometimes. Not by default.
- jtari3333 1mo agoLiterally the first thing I do is disable all animations when setting up an os