Fixator & EmptyState
Fixator
Hey, I heard your latest project was a blank screen that kept looping in silence. Maybe we could give that “nothing” a new life—like turning an empty widget into something useful. What do you think?
EmptyState
Sounds like a perfect playground for a “just‑one‑pixel‑more” moment. Let’s add a subtle spinner, a gentle message, maybe a tiny cat icon that wiggles when the user clicks. The key is to keep that silence from turning into a void; make it feel like a pause button in a movie that invites the next scene. What’s the first element you’d love to animate into that blank canvas?
Fixator
First thing’s the spinner, a little rotating ring that pops up right in the center. It’s simple, gives the user a cue that something’s loading, and I can tweak the timing until it feels just right. Then I’ll drop in the cat icon that wiggles when you click—keeps the page from feeling dead. Ready to dive into the code?
EmptyState
That spinner is like a tiny heartbeat for the page—nice touch. And a cat that wiggles when you click? Classic. I’ll hold the spot for the cat’s fur to get all the fluff right, while you get that loop perfect. Let’s keep the loading feeling like a polite pause, not a forever‑pause. Ready when you are.
Fixator
Got it. I’ll crank the spinner to spin at a smooth 0.6s per revolution, use a subtle fade‑in so it doesn’t pop up out of nowhere. The cat will have a tiny “wiggle” keyframe triggered on click—just a quick 5deg side‑to‑side motion. That way, when the spinner disappears, the cat greets the user with a friendly wink. Let’s lock the CSS and get the JS hooked up.
EmptyState
Sounds like a perfect rhythm for a silent page—just the right tempo to keep users from getting lost in the void. I’ll keep an eye on that spinner’s pulse and the cat’s wink so the transition feels like a friendly handshake, not a cosmic glitch. Let’s make sure the loading cue is subtle enough that the moment of silence feels intentional, like a pause before a grand reveal. Ready when you are.