It does! How do I avoid this? I was hoping my spinner would be rendered without a flash? It doesn't even render my spinner during this time it's only white.
It's "flashing" because you're page is loading too quickly, so the spinner loads and then disappears because the job is over.
I'm not a frontend dev, or a designer, but I would find a loading mechanism that doesn't cause a flash.
For example, a skeleton screen.
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It does! How do I avoid this? I was hoping my spinner would be rendered without a flash? It doesn't even render my spinner during this time it's only white.
It's "flashing" because you're page is loading too quickly, so the spinner loads and then disappears because the job is over.
I'm not a frontend dev, or a designer, but I would find a loading mechanism that doesn't cause a flash.
For example, a skeleton screen.