Skeleton Pre Loader Example - How to create a skeleton loader screen using HTML CSS

As we have seen, many companies: Facebook, Youtube, Linkedin,  and Slack, uses the skeleton effect in their apps and websites for better UX (user experience).

But why, As  everyone wants their websites to load as quickly as possible and lots of time lot of date need to be rendered or or loads in the page,  so Skeleton screens are a great option.

What is a Skeleton Screen?

A skeleton screen is a placeholder used to mimic the structure of a webpage while its content is being fetched.

It informs users that data is currently loading and also provide a visual clue about the type of content being retrieved, such as images, text, or cards, so that user will not irritate to wait.

Why we Use Skeleton Screens?

  • Skeleton screens enhance user experience by appearing faster and more comfortable. They Improve estimated performance, which not only contributes to better UX but also helps boost conversion rates.
  • Unlike spinners or loaders, skeleton screens provide context by visually representing what is loading. Spinners can create a sense of uncertainty for users as they give no indication of what’s being loaded or how long it will take.
  • Skeleton screens shift the user's focus to the progress being made rather than the waiting period. This approach creates the illusion of speed and reduces the perceived load time.

Here are some pre-made skeleton screen example using HTML and CSS

Blog page Skeleton Screen

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Ecommerce Page Skeleton Screen

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