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by jsegura
3469 days ago
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If we speak about human interactions, I think that it should be less than 250ms. In 1968 Robert Miller published his classic paper Response time in man-computer conversational transactions in which he described three different orders of magnitude of computer mainframe responsiveness: - A response time of 100ms is perceived as instantaneous. - Response times of 1 second or less are fast enough for users to feel they are interacting freely with the information. - Response times greater than 10 seconds completely lose the user’s attention. But I totally agree with you, it totally depends on what is the purpose of your system. |
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