Archived from the Bravo community forum (2021–2026). Some answers may refer to older versions of Bravo.
Skeleton loaders create a perception of reduced waiting time, providing a good user experience for the app navigation. Good interaction design and good UX will always require some kind of feedback: obvious, visible, understandable reactions from the UI. While generic loaders like spinners are effective in many cases, skeleton ones give an immediate reaction and let users understand what is going to happen next.
In this tutorial, we explain how to improve the UX of your app navigation through skeleton loading screens:
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Diego - This is pretty good. I think we may need this in our app given we will be loading lots of travel data - similar to what you have shown.
Yes Rajiv, it's a good fit for your app!
This is fab. Facing the same issue where users are giving feedback that it feels like loading takes a long time. Thank you.
Is this still recommended? If our app is loading pages slow will this add time to the loading?
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