A micro-moment is a small, quick interaction within an application. It lasts between 100 and 500 milliseconds. A micro-moment should create a specific feeling for the user without using an API call.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A micro-moment is a small, quick interaction within an application.
It lasts between 100 and 500 milliseconds. A micro-moment should create a specific feeling for the user without using an API call.
A micro-moment is a very short user experience. It happens quickly, usually less than half a second. These moments are designed to make the user feel something specific. They do not require the application to connect to a server. This means they are very fast and do not cost money for data transfer.
A developer creates an application. When a user selects text, a small tooltip appears instantly. This tooltip offers quick actions. This is a micro-moment because it is fast and makes the user feel efficient. It does not need to connect to a server.
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A micro-moment is a small, quick interaction within an application. It lasts between 100 and 500 milliseconds. A micro-moment should create a specific feeling for the user without using an API call.