The duration perception of loading applications in smartphone: Effects of different loading types
The loading time of a smartphone application is an important issue, which affects the satisfaction of phone users. This study evaluated the effects of black loading screen (BLS) and animation loading screen (ALS) during application loading on users’ duration perception and satisfaction. A total of 4...
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