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Hello, dear community.
In the app I'm building, there are sections that need to receive data from the backend, so the loader on the full screen arrives before showing the page. It doesn't look really smooth to the user, as I've shown here. I found the walk-around with the skeleton state of the page. And it looks better.
The problem is that Bravo is counting skeleton screens as standalone screens, not as a state of one screen. So if I have 20 screens inside the app, where I need skeletons, I will have already 40 screens counted.
Pop-ups and modal screens are also counted as standalone screens.
My proposal is to don't count skeletons, pop-ups, and modals as screens inside the plan, but as a state of one screen that is connected to it. Inside Bravo Studio it can be organized as screen variants like in Zeplin.
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