Mokka's user interface provides clear visual feedback to acknowledge user actions, especially when background processing is involved. This ensures that recruiters know their input has been received and is being processed.
When you interact with Mokka, particularly within pop-up modals where actions like saving data or re-scoring candidates occur, the system employs specific visual cues:
- Loading States: After initiating an action, such as clicking 'Save' or 'Apply Changes' in a modal, the interface will display a temporary loading state. This might involve the button itself changing to a 'Saving...' or 'Processing...' label, or the entire modal content being overlaid with a semi-transparent layer indicating activity.
- Spinners: For actions that involve background processing, like re-scoring a candidate profile based on new criteria, a spinner icon will appear. This spinner is typically located near the action button or within the modal itself, signaling that the system is actively working on your request.
These visual cues confirm that your action has been registered and Mokka is performing the necessary background operations. Once the processing is complete, the loading state or spinner will disappear, and the modal will either close, update with the new information, or display a success message, indicating the action is finalized.