Putting it in the app
React — DashReconLoader.jsx
// no dependencies, inherits color from the parent
import DashReconLoader from './DashReconLoader';
<DashReconLoader variant="dash" size={96} />
<DashReconLoader variant="pulse" size={24} />
<DashReconLoader variant="shimmer" size={72} duration="2s" />
// inside a MUI Backdrop
<Backdrop open={loading} sx={{ bgcolor: 'rgba(255,255,255,.92)' }}>
<DashReconLoader variant="scan" size={140} />
</Backdrop>
Plain HTML & flat image
<!-- vector: link the stylesheet once -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="dash-recon-loader.css">
<div class="drl drl-orbit" style="width:72px;height:72px">
<!-- paste the <svg> from dash-recon-loader.html -->
</div>
<!-- flat image: webp first, gif for old clients -->
<picture>
<source srcset="webp/dash.webp" type="image/webp">
<img src="gif/dash.gif" width="96" alt="Loading">
</picture>
dash-recon-loaders/ ├── index.html this page ├── code/ │ ├── DashReconLoader.jsx React
component, all five variants │ ├── dash-recon-loader.css keyframes only, 2.8 KB │ └── dash-recon-loader.html
copy-paste markup for each variant ├── logo/ traced vector source, mark + full lockup ├── webp/
animated WebP — transparent, best quality ├── gif/ animated GIF — white background, universal └──
apng/ animated PNG — transparent, no colour banding