Jul 20, 2016 · It is pretty common to represent "work in progress"-states with color variations using the same icon as the "complete state". You could take a look at a few online scrum tools …

Aug 10, 2017 · I'd argue that the button changing to a progress bar (perhaps an animated one) is as good an indication as your spinner image in Idea 1. No need to change the text. As an …

Dec 29, 2015 · Given that a project can be not yet started active active, but paused completed What are good colours to help me represent those states (as augmentation, only, to text) ?

While I agree that a symbol could be used to indicate each of the 3 states, I would also recommend using colour - perhaps red for price drop, green for price rise, black for no change. …

I am currently trying to implement a task system that can have 5 "states". I've been playing with icons to differentiate between each, but also speculated that colors would be beneficial to …

Nov 12, 2019 · The plane symbol is indeed a bit confusing. Keep in mind that symbols/icons are often interpreted differently by users, it is therefore good practice to combine it with a label. …

Nov 18, 2015 · A negative progress is always psychologically associated with loss, especially when depicted by alarming red bars or other kinds of red signage. If you revert it into a …

May 9, 2013 · Therefore, displaying the percentage of progress with numerical accuracy has no significant advantage, since the end purpose (gauging time) is still at best a rough …

Spinning animations are a go-to for loading sequences because they visually represent that something is in progress, which helps set the right expectation for users.

Jul 9, 2016 · In UI design, sometimes settings are hidden behind a little arrow or "+" symbol. When the user clicks on it, the item expands to show additional details. Does this UI pattern …