Not all loading circles are created equal. For every smooth boot-up, there is a user experiencing the "Infinite Loop."
As hardware improves and solid-state drives (SSDs) become standard, the loading screen is becoming a rarer sight. We see it less, yet we obsess over it more. It serves as a reminder of the friction between human speed and machine speed.
.spinner { width: 40px; height: 40px; background: conic-gradient(from 0deg, #0078d4 0deg 30deg, transparent 30deg 360deg); animation: spin 1.2s steps(12) infinite; }
Not all loading circles are created equal. For every smooth boot-up, there is a user experiencing the "Infinite Loop."
As hardware improves and solid-state drives (SSDs) become standard, the loading screen is becoming a rarer sight. We see it less, yet we obsess over it more. It serves as a reminder of the friction between human speed and machine speed. windows 11 loading circle gif
.spinner { width: 40px; height: 40px; background: conic-gradient(from 0deg, #0078d4 0deg 30deg, transparent 30deg 360deg); animation: spin 1.2s steps(12) infinite; } Not all loading circles are created equal