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- When can we use determinate and indeterminate for the progress bar?
- Which of the following component are circular indicators of progress and activity?
- When can we design transient feedback to show the users the progression in steppers?
- How do you make a progress bar in Figma?
When can we use determinate and indeterminate for the progress bar?
There are 2 types of progress bars: determinate and indeterminate. The former is used when the amount of information that needs to be loaded is detectable. The latter is used when the system is unsure how much needs to be loaded or how long it will take.
Which of the following component are circular indicators of progress and activity?
Spinning indicators, also known as spinners, show progress in a circular form.
When can we design transient feedback to show the users the progression in steppers?
Progress trackers may display a transient feedback message after a step is saved. This feedback should only be used if there is a long latency between steps. This progress indicator displays a transient feedback message after a step is saved.
How do you make a progress bar in Figma?
In Figma, progress bars can be created using either the Rectangle or Line tool. The Rectangle tool is the simplest way to create a progress bar in Figma. Simply draw a rectangle of the desired size, then add another rectangle on top of it and set its fill to None and its stroke to the desired color.
