Re:Learning from Terminals to Design the Future of User Inte...
by daleco on Friday August 03, 2018 @07:48PM
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A good animation should be barely perceptible. If it’s too slow, the application feels sluggish. Too fast, you may not know what happened. It reminds a UX talk from Airbnb, where they have this one guy that focus only on animations.
It’s a good idea to provide the ability to skip the transition with the press of a button. It’s reminds me how one can skip the dialogues in video games.
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Re:Learning from Terminals to Design the Future of User Inte...
by kiriakasis on Saturday August 04, 2018 @05:06AM
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> If it’s too slow, the application feels sluggish.
> It’s a good idea to provide the ability to skip the transition with the press of a button.
It is not really about animation speed, but more about responsiveness, commonly animation block all inputs because it is easier.
Few days ago there was a discussion on the BEAM/Erlang ecosystem designed so that everything is as responsive as possible. I believe that is really cool.