A progress indicator gives the user an understanding of how long a system operation will take. Use it when the operation will take more than a second to complete. Two components are available to accommodate different layout constraints: CircularProgress and LinearProgress.
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When it’s possible to determine the length of time remaining for a task or operation to complete. This will reassure the user that it is being processed.
To provide users with a visual indication of the status of an operation, or how much of a process is completed.
When the operation will take more than a second to complete, to reassure users that the operation is in progress.
When it’s possible to determine the length of time remaining for a task or operation to complete. This will reassure the user that it is being processed.
To provide users with a visual indication of the status of an operation, or how much of a process is completed.
When the operation will take more than a second to complete, to reassure users that the operation is in progress.
When it’s possible to determine the length of time remaining for a task or operation to complete. This will reassure the user that it is being processed.
To provide users with a visual indication of the status of an operation, or how much of a process is completed.
When the operation will take more than a second to complete, to reassure users that the operation is in progress.