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improve your UX with a skeleton loader✨

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Hey {NAME}, Till now, spinners and loaders have been the way we tell users that content will take a

Hey {NAME}, Till now, spinners and loaders have been the way we tell users that content will take a while to load. However, this is quickly becoming old-fashioned in modern web development. As much as we want to optimize our app, there will ways be a point when users have to wait. One of the main goals in UI and UX experiences in our websites is to maintain users' attention while they wait for content to load. When we use spinners as our method, you get frustrated and a little bored when the animation won't leave your screen. Not to mention the uncertainty that follows as the loader keeps on spinning and spinning... Skeleton loaders were created to address this exact issue. "In simplest terms, Skeleton Loader is a static / animated placeholder for the information that is still loading. It mimics the structure and look of the entire view." Skeletons offer a better user experience by focusing on progress instead of waiting times. It creates a version of the UI that doesn't contain actual content, instead, it mimics the layout of the page. Kadi Kraman has created a course that shows just how awesome and easy it is to implement a skeleton loader in React Native. In this course, you'll work through 3 instrumental libraries for React Native — Linear Gradient, Masked View, and Reanimated to build a Skeleton Loader. This course is built using an iOS simulator on plain React Native. [cat](=) 👉 [Watch Building a Customizable Animated Skeleton Loader in React Native (29min)](=) Happy Learning, -egghead [Unsubscribe]( | [Update your profile]( | 12333 Sowden Rd Ste B, PMB#97429, Houston, TX 77080-2059

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