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Small micro-interactions can make a big difference in how users experience your product.
They guide users, provide feedback, and help them understand what's happening.
These small details show that you've thought about the user experience, not just how your product looks.
Because good design isn't only about what users see. It's also about how your product responds to them.
For a save animation, I'd keep it pending until the server confirms success; reduced motion should still show the status. Do you design the failure state alongside the happy path?
Yes, the loading state is what I had in mind. I'd include a failed-save state in the design too, so the animation doesn't imply the change was saved when it wasn't.
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