There also has to be the illusion that something is happening. Take websites for example. After about 3 seconds on a blank screen, the length of time starts to be noticeable. If you throw a loading screen up, then 30 seconds becomes much more reasonable.
There also has to be the illusion that something is happening. Take websites for example. After about 3 seconds on a blank screen, the length of time starts to be noticeable. If you throw a loading screen up, then 30 seconds becomes much more reasonable.
In the late 2000s this advice would have been divided by 10.
After about 300ms the time starts to be noticeable. If you throw a loading screen up then 3 seconds becomes much more reasonable.