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Explore Stack InternalAn animation out takes time, and for an experienced / familiar user will cause only time wasted. A well-done animation in won't have this effect, as it will draw your attention to the right spot, but when animating out, you already "know" that screen, so its not needed. Also there is often no specific place to focus your attention to.
One exception to this could be, that when animating out you need to load a resource, it would be a nice way to hide the small delay of the load.
An animation out takes time, and for an experienced / familiar user will cause only time wasted. A well-done animation in won't have this effect, as it will draw your attention to the right spot, but when animating out, you already "know" that screen, so its not needed. Also there is often no specific place to focus your attention to.
An animation out takes time, and for an experienced / familiar user will cause only time wasted. A well-done animation in won't have this effect, as it will draw your attention to the right spot, but when animating out, you already "know" that screen, so its not needed. Also there is often no specific place to focus your attention to.
One exception to this could be, that when animating out you need to load a resource, it would be a nice way to hide the small delay of the load.
An animation out takes time, and for an experienced / familiar user will cause only time wasted. A well-done animation in won't have this effect, as it will draw your attention to the right spot, but when animating out, you already "know" that screen, so its not needed. Also there is often no specific place to focus your attention to.
