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feat: add dark splash screen, ref #4398 #4935
feat: add dark splash screen, ref #4398 #4935
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While reviewing I was wondering wether we could use a combination of
animationDelay
andanimationDuration
so that we can make the fade feel a bit snappier (feels faster / more "performant") while still ensuring all elements are loaded in place to avoid a jumpy UI. However, the delay doesn't seem to work / affect the animation, not sure why. This is already really nice btw and def. an improvement which I think is shippable, just wonderingThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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I feel like animation duration won't work here. to avoid this jumpy UI we prob need to show some loader/splash screen until page is full rendered https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40987309/react-display-loading-screen-while-dom-is-rendering
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If the loading time is very short (I'd say anything below ~1s) we could get away with just leaving the screen blank and then fade the content in. IMO we should only show a loading screen if we anticipate things taking 1s+, otherwise you end up with an experience where you briefly see a loading spinner flashing and then directly transitioning into something else which doesn't feel great.