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Do they come with a "Skip Intro..." button? In all seriousness, they are beautiful but raise the concern that we are back to the days of Flash-style loaders be
by danboarder 13y ago
Do they come with a "Skip Intro..." button?
In all seriousness, they are beautiful but raise the concern that we are back to the days of Flash-style loaders before users get to see content.
- EthanEtienne 13y agoExactly, I just had to rant about that. Again though, cool CSS examples, but used for a very wrong task.
- xauronx 13y agoSo, you don't see any valid uses for a loading animation?
- pohl 13y agoWhat's your alternative? When the user makes a request that will not return immediately, they need some visual feedback, don't they?
- CaveTech 13y agoIssue isn't with the loading feedback, it's that these loaders tend to be gaudy and overly flashy. Many designers these days are moving towards "clean" and "flat" styles, and these loaders are neither.