🎨 Palette: Add loading state to login button #8
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💡 What: Adds a loading spinner and disables the login button upon submission. 🎯 Why: Provides immediate visual feedback to the user, preventing multiple clicks and confirming that the login attempt is in progress. ♿ Accessibility: The button is disabled during the loading state, which prevents keyboard interaction and is announced by screen readers.
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This PR introduces a micro-UX improvement to the login form by adding a loading state to the submit button.
💡 What:
🎯 Why:
This change provides immediate feedback that the application is processing the login request. It prevents users from clicking the button multiple times and makes the interface feel more responsive and professional.
📸 Before/After:
Before:
The button had no visual feedback after being clicked.
After:
(This is a placeholder, the actual screenshot is in the verification steps)
♿ Accessibility:
The
disabledattribute is used, ensuring that screen readers announce the button's state correctly and keyboard users cannot interact with it during the loading process.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2189019682675519988 started by @BenjaminWie