Depends on the brand I guess. For something this premium, a short preloader actually builds anticipation. But anything over 2s and we're losing people fast!

Wow Amazing work 🔥

I like it for this brand, but maybe only as a first time site visitor. I wouldn't want this experience every time as it loses the novelty.

Nice Work

Looks awesome!!

This looks damn cool!

Looking great helen

Great question! I feel preloaders are only harmful when they’re unnecessary—if used well, they can actually improve perceived performance and user experience instead of hurting conversion ⚡

This is cool 🚀

the biggest problem with the preloader is asking if the network is slow, what happens. what kind of feedback will you give? if not it just becomes annoying. also which pages or flows will need preloaders, I don't want a preloader on a multi-step page like a payment flow. I...

nice

Looks great!

This is good.. For first time website visitors. And definitely need to be short, or it'll increase bounce rate

Use sparingly, and make sure it's well optimized in order not to chase users away

Depends, are they adding value or just delay?

what about a preloader that looks like the Hero so that people are already in the front seat from the get go

I think just right timing and animation could easily make it a pro

Preloaders aren’t bad just easy to overdo 👀

If they’re quick and purposeful, they can actually improve perception. But if they delay access or feel unnecessary, they kill conversions fast.

In most cases: subtle > flashy