Max Böck • 8/30/2017

Building Skeleton Screens with CSS

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This article explains how to design and implement skeleton screens using CSS to enhance perceived performance in web applications. It covers the concept of perceived speed, provides examples from companies like Facebook and Slack, and offers a detailed, code-based tutorial for creating responsive skeleton components without extra images or markup.

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