fd-states-feedback

Design loading and empty states for Next.js and Tailwind CSS by implementing skeletons, spinners, and progress bars for loading, alongside first-use and no-results patterns with clear primary actions for empty states to improve perceived performance and clarity.

Handling UI error states and success feedback involves using inline messages, page errors, and toasts for errors with recovery paths, while applying inline confirmations and persistent success messages for positive outcomes to ensure clear user communication.

Make loading skeletons and error toasts accessible with ARIA live regions by implementing standardized accessible messaging patterns that announce dynamic content changes, ensuring screen readers properly communicate loading, empty, error, and success state updates.

Yes, this feedback state guidance aligns with shadcn/ui and Sonner for toast notifications, providing platform-specific implementation patterns that fit within existing design system constraints for fast and consistent UI feedback deployment.

Use skeleton loading for content-heavy areas like product grids to maintain layout structure and improve perceived performance, whereas spinners are better suited for shorter waits or isolated inline actions within the user interface.