Optimize the installation page

[kerwin612]

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[lunny]

Could you post a screenshot?

[kerwin612]

Could you post a screenshot?

[wxiaoguang]

I would say the UI looks more ugly than before, these "installing" texts are just redundancy, and the sizes (font/image) are uncoordinated.

Since there is already an animation, I do not see why adding more sentences makes sense.

[kerwin612]

I would say the UI looks more ugly than before, these "installing" texts are just redundancy, and the sizes (font/image) are uncoordinated.

Since there is already an animation, I do not see why adding more sentences makes sense.

Title, animation, description; not conflicting...

[wxiaoguang]

Title, animation, description; not conflicting...

Your sample screenshot is well-designed and good-looking. And it does provide more details about each step, not just keep saying "installing" again and again.

[delvh]

LGTM after the short fix.

[wxiaoguang]

No, it doesn't look good to me

[techknowlogick]

I apologize if this is getting into yak-shaving territory.

I think having both "installing" and "please wait" is important, as even though there is the animation, for screen-readers they won't see that animation. This way, they'll know there is something happening that they need to wait for.

[wxiaoguang]

I apologize if this is getting into yak-shaving territory.

I think having both "installing" and "please wait" is important, as even though there is the animation, for screen-readers they won't see that animation. This way, they'll know there is something happening that they need to wait for.

At least, the page should be well-designed and good-looking. But not adding more and more uncoordinated elements.

Have you ever seen other websites or apps use such layout ? Small font, large icon, small font, keep repeating "installing", and visually misaligned?