Feature/optimistic UI quest actions - #2140
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Summary
This PR improves perceived application responsiveness by introducing optimistic UI updates for user actions that previously waited for full server round-trips before updating the interface. The implementation applies immediate client-side state updates, gracefully rolls back changes when requests fail, and preserves consistency with the server once requests complete.
In addition to the optimistic update implementation, this work includes performance validation, regression coverage, and documentation to ensure the improvement is measurable, maintainable, and safe for future development.
Closes #2055
Problem
Previously, user-triggered mutations waited for server confirmation before the UI reflected any changes. Although functionally correct, this resulted in:
The lack of optimistic rendering made common actions feel slower than necessary.
Solution
Implemented optimistic UI updates across applicable mutation flows using a predictable optimistic-update lifecycle.
The implementation:
This approach significantly improves perceived performance while maintaining data integrity.
Implementation Details
Optimistic Mutation Workflow
Implemented an optimistic update lifecycle consisting of:
This ensures the UI remains responsive without sacrificing correctness.
Rollback Support
Added deterministic rollback handling that:
Cache Synchronization
Improved cache management by:
Performance Improvements
The updated workflow reduces perceived interaction latency by eliminating unnecessary waiting before rendering user actions.
Performance validation included:
Measurements demonstrate faster UI feedback while preserving existing functionality.
Testing
Expanded regression coverage to verify:
All existing test suites continue to pass.
Documentation
Updated project documentation to include:
Performance Validation
Before
After
Performance measurements were validated using Lighthouse, React Profiler, and project profiling tools where applicable.
Files Updated
Acceptance Criteria
Testing Performed
Impact
This change significantly improves the perceived responsiveness of the application by reducing the time users wait for visual feedback after performing actions. The implementation maintains server consistency through rollback and cache synchronization, resulting in a faster, more resilient, and more user-friendly experience without altering existing business logic.