I agree with @filt, and I’m glad you brought it up! Building opportunistic interfaces should and is more or less standard behaviour in modern apps.
A clean installation of “WP with WC and TI Woocommerce Wishlist” on a properly set up server that’s cached is still slow enough to notice a delay. This make the UI feel sluggish and slow. This is actually something that bothered me and our agency from day 1 using this plugin.
@templateinvaders, call it cheating is a bit.. Weird. I don’t see how on earth it would confuse users? In 99.99% of the times it will be a successful call, making it feel absolutely instant for the user. In those 0.01% cases it doesn’t work, just prompt the user accordingly. Either by un-filling it, or displaying a tiny toast.
I absolutely think this should be a feature! Like @filt suggested, it could be as simple as a setting to activate it, so that people who prefers delays don’t need to activate it. (Not sure who that would be though 😂 ).
If anything, this would be a good selling point for this plugin. Especially in a modern UX oriented world.
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This reply was modified 5 years ago by thimmayya.
