feat(frontend): add loading state and disable buttons during active requests#433
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🚀 Summary
This PR improves frontend production readiness by adding visible loading states and disabling action buttons while API requests are in progress.
The goal is to provide clearer user feedback and prevent repeated interactions during active request flows.
✨ What Changed
Updated the frontend request workflows in:
Added visible loading state handling
For both primary user workflows:
the submit buttons now:
Examples:
💡 Why This Helps
Previously, requests were internally protected from duplicate submissions, but there was no clear visual feedback to the user.
This update improves:
This pairs well with the earlier duplicate-request protection logic.
🎯 Production Impact
This makes the frontend feel significantly more production-ready by improving request-flow transparency and reducing accidental repeated interactions.
It strengthens the overall user workflow reliability for real-world usage.