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Handling Empty App States

A common scenario that I encounter on nearly every (if not all) projects is how to handle views that lack any data to display. Craig Dennis has a nice post that draws some attention to these often overlooked app states.

The manifestation I most frequently run into are views populated with server-side data when either there is no network connection, or there’s a slow network connection and as a result, no data to immediately display. Paying attention to these situations that users will inevitably encounter is a great way to delight users where they would otherwise just find disappointment.

Source: Dave Wiskus

By Nick Arnott

I like breaking stuff. I used to test iOS and Android applications. Now I test some other stuff. Sometimes I rant on Twitter.

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