feature-ui-empty-and-skeleton

Empty state UI displays messages when no data exists, while skeleton UI placeholders show gray boxed layouts to improve perceived performance during loading. Deterministic criteria define exactly when to display each state across route transitions.

Apply route-scoped rules to target components, ensuring consistent behavior across transitions. Define clear criteria for when to show skeletons, placeholders, or empty messages to reduce guesswork and UI churn.

Use skeleton loading states during data fetching to improve perceived performance, and empty state messages when queries return no data. Establish deterministic criteria to validate these state transitions across route logic.

Validate UI state transitions by applying route-scoped rules to target components. Document the criteria, outcomes, and validation steps in project docs and boards to ensure reproducibility and consistent behavior.

Yes, the approach applies route-scoped rules to target components, ensuring consistent behavior across transitions and states. It documents validation steps in project boards to enable reproducibility for workflow quality assurance.