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Loading Indicator
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What does the component do?
It shows that a longer-lasting action is being carried out.
When should the component be used?
When sending forms.
When loading or updating an individual part of a page.
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If the system requires longer than 100ms to show an answer, a loading indicator must be displayed.
The loading indicator is always used on a white, semi-transparent zone.
Only one loading indicator can be displayed per page/viewport.
The white zone covers the area being loaded or updated.
The ‘medium’ loading indicator is used as standard.
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