Hey Bubble community! I’ve decided to invest my time and effort into a more advanced animated loaders plugin. This is the initial release with 7 new animated loaders, 2 of which are horizontal loaders. There are more that I plan to add in the future!
Compared to the free version, this one provides a new, unique set of loaders that are available with more customization options. This increase in flexibility is to help you implement something that fits with your app’s design needs.
Check out the demo and scroll down to see what I’m talking about!
I use the animated loader free one currently. Works great. I will gladly purchase this new one from you when I get a chance. The price is very reasonable. Good job
The 7 loaders you see in the PRO section of the demo page (the ones you see in the GIF above) are all completely resizable .
Here’s a link to the editor of the demo app as reference. Probably something I should have included in the post, so thanks for bringing that up!
The loaders in the free version are standalone and are mutually exclusive to the pro one. I considered including them in the pro version and implementing more customization options, but I felt that it was too much overlap and wasn’t creating enough value.
My plan is to keep expanding the pro version with loaders that a bit more elevated in design and in customizability to the free one. I hope in the future as the plugin platform advances, there will be a better way to package plugins with a free and paid offering in harmony.
As always, always open for feedback. Thanks jamesbond!
You can set things to trigger after the page is loaded this way. However, most of the time things happen so quickly that you don’t really get to see the loader before that event is fired.
Are you running certain long-running operations on the start of a page load that you want to show the loader for?
Hi @yla I have added the loader to a floating group, so when the page is loading the floating group appears and of course, the loader shows with it at the same time, but that is not what is happening, what happens is that the floating group appears stays visible for about 2 secs, and the loader shows at the last 0.5 second, which makes the experience as the user looking at a blank page for 2.5 secs and then something appears so quickly that it makes the user curious to know what is it and refresh the page and forget all about the main reason they came the web app for , it is kind of funny but very frustrating.
am I doing something wrong? can’t we adjust something to make the loader trigger at the exact same time as the floating group appears? have you done a page loader in a way that I am not aware of and may work better for me ?
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Which ones in the free version were you looking to have be resizable?
, it is kind of funny but very frustrating.