A pre-loader is a visual element or animation that appears on a website or application while its content or resources (such as images, stylesheets, scripts, or videos) are being loaded. Adding it will improve user experience by indicating that the page is in the process of loading, so users don't face a blank screen or unresponsive content.
Motivation
Why Use a Pre-loader?
Improves User Experience: Without a pre-loader, users might think the site is broken or slow, especially if the content takes a few seconds to load.
Visual Feedback: It assures the user that something is happening in the background and the content will soon be displayed.
Branding: A pre-loader can incorporate branding elements like logos, colors, or custom animations to maintain user engagement.
Description
A pre-loader is a visual element or animation that appears on a website or application while its content or resources (such as images, stylesheets, scripts, or videos) are being loaded. Adding it will improve user experience by indicating that the page is in the process of loading, so users don't face a blank screen or unresponsive content.
Motivation
Why Use a Pre-loader? Improves User Experience: Without a pre-loader, users might think the site is broken or slow, especially if the content takes a few seconds to load. Visual Feedback: It assures the user that something is happening in the background and the content will soon be displayed. Branding: A pre-loader can incorporate branding elements like logos, colors, or custom animations to maintain user engagement.
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