🎨 Palette: Add loading state to login button#9
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Adds a visual loading indicator to the login button to provide feedback to the user after they have submitted their credentials. - The button is disabled to prevent multiple form submissions. - A spinner icon is displayed to indicate that the application is processing the login request. - This improves the user experience by making the login process feel more responsive and preventing user confusion.
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💡 What: Added a loading spinner and disabled state to the login button in
LoginView.tsx.🎯 Why: This provides crucial visual feedback to the user during the login process, preventing multiple submissions and improving the perceived responsiveness of the application.
📸 After:
Screenshot of the login button displaying a spinner.
♿ Accessibility: The button is programmatically disabled using the
disabledattribute. This prevents keyboard and screen reader interaction while the application is in a loading state, which is a good practice for accessibility.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7428329360404009169 started by @BenjaminWie