The point of these effects is to smooth the jarring-ness of dynamically adding/removing elements from the page, not to slow anything down.
I’d rather get a smooth transition of a div being added to the page when compared to the click of a button and BAM! there’s a bunch of new content. Where did it come from? Where did the content that was there before go?
With transitioning effects, it’s obvious what’s going on.
Justin Perkins
re bongwater’s comments:
The point of these effects is to smooth the jarring-ness of dynamically adding/removing elements from the page, not to slow anything down.
I’d rather get a smooth transition of a div being added to the page when compared to the click of a button and BAM! there’s a bunch of new content. Where did it come from? Where did the content that was there before go?
With transitioning effects, it’s obvious what’s going on.