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Animations making VS Code feel slow #13529
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I have exactly the same feeling. |
Possible explorations we could try
One other thing we discussed in UX sync today was that the tips seem more important than the logo (function over form). So why are we hiding the tips and not the logo at small window heights? Since we don't want to invalidate Sean's experiment, we will not attempt to change anything in product in October iteration, but we can figure out what our next move is and make the change in November. |
Removed all animations/transitions in my PR linked above. |
The empty document well animations (infinity icon motion, text fade in) make the tool feel slow, as if it can't keep up with me resizing the window. If i make the windows smaller, the text disappears and then the icon catches up with me. When i make the window larger, the icon motion is behind my resizing gesture, and eventually the text fades in.
All of these visuals happen after i make a resize gesture, which makes me feel like the tool can't keep up, like something is happening in the background, and I should wait for it. it is distracting too, it always catches my eye and then I lose my context.
VS Code is lightweight and fast. The UI should feel snappy, not delayed. We don't animate in search results or when we open a file. Quick Open is instantaneous. Async queries in the Extensions viewlet show me a progress bar immediately. Why then does our desktop resize animate behind my gestures?
CC @bgashler1 @seanmcbreen @stevencl @chrmarti @joaomoreno
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