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Data Loading State Diagram

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Jul 3, 2025
Created on Jul 1, 2025

This example visualizes the sequence of interactions between a user, a web page, and a server during data loading using a sequence diagram. It shows the initial page load, subsequent data requests, and how the page updates with the retrieved information. The diagram is rendered with the Mermaid.js library, which parses a markdown-like diagram definition fetched from a separate file. Custom CSS and JavaScript ensure the diagram uses the Inconsolata font and applies styling to actors, labels, and edges for clarity.

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