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by moritzwarhier
1 day ago
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It wasn't shimmering, but the "hey I'm your computer and this is what I'm doing, oh watch, now I'm doing this" paradigm, was popular in loading screens, installers, and the explicitly personal / anthropomorphized language was on the rise for a long time. Starting with addressing users personally instead of using neutral language like with labels in physical tools. Also the "drawing attention" part I think mimics chat interfaces, e.g. Windows installer since Win 8. But still no shimmering text there. Indeed interesting who started to come up with this. Other similar, earlier trends I found: iOS Slide-to-Unlock text! And the shimmering of loading skeletons is also similar, although they're not text. |
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